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拍品 1373
A CHELSEA PORCELAIN GILT-STRIPED PART DESSERT SERVICE
CIRCA 1765, GOLD ANCHOR MARKS
已结束2018年5月11日
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USD 10,000
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A CHELSEA PORCELAIN GILT-STRIPED PART DESSERT SERVICE
CIRCA 1765, GOLD ANCHOR MARKS
Decorated with scattered fruit and insects, with gilt spiral borders and gilt dentil rims, comprising: two heart-shaped dishes; two shaped circular dishes; and sixteen dessert plates
10 ½ in. (27 cm.) wide, the heart-shaped dishes
CIRCA 1765, GOLD ANCHOR MARKS
Decorated with scattered fruit and insects, with gilt spiral borders and gilt dentil rims, comprising: two heart-shaped dishes; two shaped circular dishes; and sixteen dessert plates
10 ½ in. (27 cm.) wide, the heart-shaped dishes
A CHELSEA PORCELAIN GILT-STRIPED PART DESSERT SERVICE
CIRCA 1765, GOLD ANCHOR MARKS
Decorated with scattered fruit and insects, with gilt spiral borders and gilt dentil rims, comprising: two heart-shaped dishes; two shaped circular dishes; and sixteen dessert plates
10 ½ in. (27 cm.) wide, the heart-shaped dishes
CIRCA 1765, GOLD ANCHOR MARKS
Decorated with scattered fruit and insects, with gilt spiral borders and gilt dentil rims, comprising: two heart-shaped dishes; two shaped circular dishes; and sixteen dessert plates
10 ½ in. (27 cm.) wide, the heart-shaped dishes
The Marquis of Breadalbane, Taymouth Castle, Scotland.
Acquired from Arthur S. Vernay, New York, November 1950, as a Christmas present from David Rockefeller to Peggy Rockefeller (eight plates, one round dish and two heart-shaped dishes).
Acquired from Arthur S. Vernay, New York, December 1960, as a Christmas present from David Rockefeller to Peggy Rockefeller (eight plates, one circular dish).
Acquired from Arthur S. Vernay, New York, November 1950, as a Christmas present from David Rockefeller to Peggy Rockefeller (eight plates, one round dish and two heart-shaped dishes).
Acquired from Arthur S. Vernay, New York, December 1960, as a Christmas present from David Rockefeller to Peggy Rockefeller (eight plates, one circular dish).
D. Fennimore et al., The David and Peggy Rockefeller Collection: Decorative Arts, New York, 1992, vol. IV, p. 196, no. 207.
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