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  • Museum Accession No.: EA2001.6
  • Catalogue No.: 398
  • Object type: Tripod dish
  • Kiln/Location: Blue-and-white, Arita
  • Period/Date: c. 1730
  • Dimensions: H. 4.0 cm, D. 13.3 cm
  • Provenance: Story Fund
  • Description: Small tripod dish. The everted, raised rim scalloped in six lobes and rolled-over in imitation of a European baroque silver shape, raised on three out-turned legs. The well with a European derived landscape with a battlemented tower, buildings and trees, the border with formal flower sprays descending from the rim. The exterior with abbreviated floral patterns. The base unglazed; each foot with a touch of underglaze blue.

    The shape undoubtedly derives from a silver shape, probably Dutch, while the design is surely taken from a European print, as yet unidentified.

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