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FIG. 46. The undersideof the lid. 1697-1704 and I7I7-22.2 As the Imari porcelain of the
Munich bowl would appear to date from around 1700,
it seems likely that, allowing for a lapse of some years
between its manufacture and its mounting in France, the
fleur-de-lys mark is the one used between 1717 and
1722. The silver mounts of the Getty Museum's bowl
may be given a similar date.

PUBLICATIONS

Wilson 1980, p. 8, no. 5; Watson 1986, pp. 54-
55, no. 13; Bremer-David et al. 1993, p. 150, no. 249;
Three French Reigns (Louis xiv, xv, & xvi) (London,
1933), no. 2.26; Sargentson 1996, p. 70, pi. 12, fig. 39.

EXHIBITIONS
Three French Reigns (Louis xiv, xv, & xvi), Lon-
don, 1933, no. 226, lent by Mrs. Walter Hayes Burns;
Mounted Oriental Porcelain, The Frick Collection, New
York, 1986, no. 13.

PROVENANCE

Mrs. Walter Hayes Burns, nee Morgan (sister of
J. Pierpont Morgan), North Mymms Park, England; by
descent to Major General Sir George Burns; acquired by
the J. Paul Getty Museum at the sale of the contents of
North Mymms Park, Christie's, September 24-26,1979,
lot 45 (illus.).

NOTES
i. Ace. no. Ker 1948 u. 1947.
2,. I am grateful to Rainer Ruckert for this information.

FIG. 4C

LIDDED BOWL 35