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Click here to subscribeTitle: A large Japanese Imari five-piece garniture with birds among blossoming branches Edo, 18th C.Description:H 49,5 - 33,2 cm (the tallest and the smallest vase) Provenance: - A gift by Prince Eric d'Aremberg, 11th Duc of Aremberg, and Madame la Duchesse de Pistoia for the marriage of the parents of the current owners on September 19th, 1955. - Private collection, Antwerp.
Full title: A Chinese Imari style plate with 'Dames au Parasol' after Cornelis Pronk, QianlongDescription:Dia.: 23,6 cmIn 1734, the Dutch East India Company commissioned Cornelis Pronk to produce designs for a set of China plates. This porcelain, so-called Chine de commande, was produced in China, then shipped to Europe and sold there. Pronk made four different designs, of which 'The Parasol Ladies' was most popular. The Dutch East India Company ended the deal in 1740 because the production and shipping from China proved too costly. The original watercolour for the design is now in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam (link).
GROUP OF THREE EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE LIDDED JARS AND OTHER ASIAN ITEMS each blue and white lidded jar decorated with a countryside scene, as well as a Mother of Pearl inlay coaster box, a Japanese Kutani bowl, a Japanese Imari bowl and other Asian items Chinese lidded jars 8cm wide Qty: 14
A collection of silver including a pair of silver salt and pepper grinders, maker's Mark WW, Birmingham, another silver bound wooden pepper grindr, a silver topped globular match striker, a pair of open silver salts by Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham, a pair of silver napkin rings, a cased set of glass entree dishes, with silver knives, a pair of EPNS and porcelain imari handled salad servers, weighable silver 119gms (12) Condition Report:Available upon request
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