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Due tazze cinesi in porcellana “famille rose” destinate all’esportazione, periodo Qianlong, 1740-50 circa. Una delle due presenta una forma a balaustra poggiata su un piedino basso, decorata con vistosi rami di peonia e foglie sotto un bordo a motivo a celle con cartigli floreali. L’altra, a forma di campana, è decorata con due pannelli a forma di foglia contenenti uccelli, incorniciati da bordi a punta di lancia color rosso ferro lungo i bordi. Provenienza: Matthew & Elizabeth Sharpe Antiques, Spring Mill; Sotheby’s, New York, “Important Americana”, 15 gennaio 2004, lotto 101; La illustre collezione di Leo & Doris Hodroff. (Più grande) altezza: 5 1/2 in x larghezza: 5 1/2 in x diametro: 4 in. (Più piccolo) altezza: 5 in x larghezza: 5 1/2 in x diametro: 3 in.
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