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Carver: Unknown
This greyish green deep dish has a lively three-dimensional carving of two cat-fish at its centre. They swirl about each other among a spray of reeds, which rises up the sides of the dish. The outer surface is decorated with egrets searching for fish in a lotus pond. The design of this dish was probably inspired by Longquan ceramics dating to Yuan dynasty
History note: Mrs Constance Goetze
Mrs May Cippico in accordance with the wishes of Mrs Constance Goetze
Diameter: 18.8 cm
Height: 6.1 cm
Method of acquisition: Given (1951) by Cippico, May, Mrs
Circa 1700 CE - 1800 CE
Accession number: O.7-1951
Primary reference Number: 138373
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The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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