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Porcelain terrine and stand from the “foreign currency service” in China. Qianlong period (1736–1795), circa 1760—The terrine and its stand are decorated in “Famille Rose” enamels, in the Meissen style, with molded cartouches adorned with flowers and “bianco sopra bianco” motifs. A central rocaille cartouche surmounts a ribbon. The reverse of the pieces is decorated with a delicate frieze of bamboo and flowers. Each cartouche features a grisaille emblem, and the ribbon bears a corresponding Latin motto. Provenance: Jorge Welsh, London and Lisbon Dimensions: 37 cm Restoration to one handle.