787 - Paire de plateaux chinois d’exportation imitant des feuilles de tabac, époque Qianlong, vers 1785. Chaque petit plateau est de forme octogonale. Ils sont abondamment décorés du motif habituel composé de « mon » colorés et de fleurs parmi des feuilles. Provenance : Christie's, New York, « Captains and Kilns : European Ceramics, Chinese Export and Maritime Art », 21 janvier 2004, lot 397 ; la collection exceptionnelle de Leo et Doris Hodroff. (Chacun) Largeur : 10 1/4 pouces x profondeur : 7 pouces.

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