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Rara coppia di calici profondi in metallo smaltato di produzione cinese destinati all’esportazione, con soggetti europei, periodo Qianlong, 1740 circa. Ciascuno è decorato con due cartigli sagomati raffiguranti un gentiluomo a gambe nude in piedi su una scala che passa un nido alla sua compagna in basso. I cartigli sono separati da motivi floreali con lembi decorativi a forma di fiore lungo il bordo. Provenienza: D.M. & P. Manheim Antiques, New York; Christie's, Londra, «The J. Louis Binder Collection of Chinese Export Art», 17 giugno 2003, lotto 2; la prestigiosa collezione di Leo e Doris Hodroff. Ciascuno: altezza: 3 1/4 in x diametro: 3 in.
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