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          A LARGE 'PROVINCES' DISH           A BAROQUE TASTE WINE COOLER       A VERY LARGE ITALIAN MARKET
          KANGXI PERIOD, CIRCA 1710          QIANLONG PERIOD, CIRCA 1740       ARMORIAL DISH
          The coat-of-arms reading LUXENBURGH  With baroque strapwork after Jean Berain and   KANGXI PERIOD, CIRCA 1720
          18Ω in. (47 cm.) diameter          fgural handles inspired by Alcora faience  From one of seven services with the arms of Pietro
                                             8º in. (21 cm.) high              Marini of the wealthy ship-owning and merchant
          $15,000–25,000
                                                                               family of Milan
                                             $10,000–15,000
                                                                               18¬ in. (47.3 cm.) diameter
          LITERATURE:
          D.S. Howard, The Choice of the Private Trader,   PROVENANCE:         $8,000–12,000
          London, 1994, p. 49, no. 18.       With Cohen & Cohen, London.
                                                                               PROVENANCE:
          Series of these dishes, in four related patterns,                    The Mottahedeh Collection; Sotheby's, New York,
          were ordered in China in the 1720s with the arms                     30 January 1985, lot 271.
          of the principle towns and provinces of present-
          day Belgium and the Netherlands plus the arms
          of England and France. 23 diferent arms seem
          to comprise each series; the spellings suggest a
          Dutch clientele, and the grouping suggests the
          borders of this region after the 1713 Treaty of
          Utrecht.

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