Famille Rose Porcelain Dishes with Enamel Decoration

Pair Chinese famille rose porcelain dishes. Fine enamel…
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Pair Chinese famille rose porcelain dishes. Fine enamel decoration of pine tree, bats, cranes, peaches, lingzhi and deer. Period marks to base. Provenance: George Halla, Czech Republic Consul to New South Wales, 1948; thence by descent. Private Collection, Sydney. Diameter 19.5 cm each

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