● CHINA - 18th/19th century
A large partitioned enamel rectangular plate
Rectangular plaque in gilded bronze and enamels partitioned with imperial processional decoration in a landscape, bearing banners with the inscription huang in hao dang (by the grace of the emperor), peasants harvesting rice and admiring them, two children leaving their house, in the distance a mountainous landscape.
A dragon in relief reported in the palanquin.
On the side is the inscription wan bao sui sui feng (infinite treasures and abundant harvests).
Size 44.5 x 53 cm.
Wooden base carved and openworked with foliage foliage scrolls. (Accidents and missing persons).
Origin: Family of Semallé
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