TWO LARGE EARLY FAMILLE ROSE 'FISHERMEN' DISHES Yongzheng Period (2)

TWO LARGE EARLY FAMILLE ROSE 'FISHERMEN' DISHES
Yongzheng Period
extremely well painted in a continuous scene across the dish, in pastel enamels with three fishermen with lines and nets wading purposefully in a shallow river towards two fish, a rocky promontory nearby with two figures behind a straw fence and thatched building, two cranes flying above and various foliage, grasses and trees to the borders, below a brown-dressed rim, the exterior plain.
14 1/8in (36.1cm) diam (2).
Footnotes:
雍正時期 粉彩漁人大盤一對

Provenance:
Ralph M. Chait Galleries, New York

來源：
紐約Ralph M. Chait Galleries古董行

See David S. Howard, The Choice of the Private Trader, London, 1994, no. 49 for another example; another pair was sold at Christie's London, June 22nd, 1981, lot 141 and also a smaller plate (9 inches diam) was recently sold at Sotheby's New York, 22 January 2021, lot 455.