A large Chinese famille verte armorial 'Provinces' dish with the arms of Namur, Kangxi, ca. 1720

Dia.: 43 cm 

The Namur dish is part of a collection of territorial armorial dishes and barber's bowls that feature coats of arms from various Dutch, English, Flemish and French provinces and cities. These dishes, likely privately commissioned, were decorated with specific heraldic symbols. The dishes are circular, with a central coat of arms, often surmounted by a crown or bonnet, and a scroll beneath the shield displaying the territory's name. 

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(UV-checked)
- Presenting very well, with some normal superficial wear.
- A kiln dust spot visible around the 6 o’clock position, with associated polishing in the area.
– An over-sprayed hairline of ca. 8 cm located around the 2 o’clock.
– A glued break of ca. 18 cm along the rim, located between the 6 and 8 o’clock, with related overspray.

品相報告：（已用紫外線光檢查）
- 盤子6點鐘方向，有一個窯灰，周圍有打磨痕跡。
- 口沿2點鐘方向有一條衝線約 8 cm，周圍有噴漆痕跡。
- 口沿6點鐘和8點鐘方向之間有一處掉粘，長約 18cm，周圍有相關聯的噴漆痕跡。