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Fine Chinese Export Silver Basket Dish, c.1910, by Luen Wo of Shanghai (active 1865-1920), stamped 'Luen-Wo' 'Shanghai', with twin two character seal marks, the dish of lobed circular form with scalloped rim, decorated with applied panels of blossoming chrysanthemums, against an open work cane basket design, the central polished well engraved with 'JEC' monogram, the whole raised on four large ball feet, total weight 538g, height 7.5cm x diameter 25.5cm Catalogue Note: originally belonging to (and monogrammed for) John Edington Cameron (1881-1954). Born in Fulham, London and a prominent member of the British Legion in Shanghai in the early 20th century. He was also involved with the British Tobacco Company for 13 years. Cameron subsequently retired to Tasmania and was buried in Launceston.
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