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Grand plat en porcelaine chinoise d’exportation à armoiries, vers 1725. Au centre, de grandes armoiries audacieuses représentant un lion noir sur fond doré, entourées d’un cartouche baroque. Le tout sur fond uni. Provenance : Sotheby's, New York, « Important Chinese Export Porcelain and Chinese Works of Art From the Collection of the Late Mildred R. and Rafi Y. Mottahedeh », 19 octobre 2000, lot 282 ; La collection remarquable de Leo et Doris Hodroff. Exposition : Virginia Museum, 1981-1982. Référence : Howard & Ayers, « China for the West », vol. II, p. 411-412, n° 411. Commentaire sur le lot : Bien que ces armoiries aient été attribuées aux familles galloises des Vaughan de Carbery et des Pryse de Gogerddam, elles pourraient tout aussi bien appartenir à une famille continentale. La famille de Le Dean d’Anjou et de Bretagne porte également ces armoiries. Diamètre : 14 pouces.
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