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Chinese export porcelain armorial plate for the Dutch market, Qianlong ca. 1740. Arms of Van Reverhorst in the center surrounded by a gilt bands and grisaille and gilt floral sprigs. Provenance: Heirloom & Howard Ltd., 30 January 2004; The Distinguished Collection of Leo & Doris Hodroff. Reference: Le Corbeiller, "China Trade Porcelain," pg. 97-99, no. 40. Lot Essay: The Reverhorst coat of arms is thought to refer to Theodorus van Reverhorst (1706-58) who was a member of the V.O.C.'s Council of Justice at Batavia. There are at least two known sets of which this is from the earlier set. Several pieces of the later set offered in this sale: these pieces are surrounded by additional coat of arms from associated families. This set was likely created for either Theodorus or his brother, Adriaan, who was a merchant in Canton in 1743. Diameter: 9 in.
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