84. A LARGE ARMORIAL PORCELAIN DISH Qianlong period (1736-1795), circa 1740 A LARGE ENAMELLED AND GILT-DECORATED ARMORIAL CHARGER FOR THE ENGLISH MARKET Qianlong period, ca. 1740 Decorated to the centre with the coat of arms of Fryer of London, the rim finely painted in gold with a continuous vine scroll. 48.1cm (19in) diam. PROPERTY OF A DISTINGUISHED PORTUGUESE GENTLEMAN 葡萄牙顯赫紳士珍藏 清乾隆 約1740年 琺琅彩描金紋章圖大盤 David S. Howard notes that the coat of arms with its 'sable-à-chevron' between three dolphins embowed argent, a canton ermine' is that of the family of Fryer of London. Sir John Fryer (1671-1726) was an Alderman of London, Sheriff, and then Lord Mayor of London in 1721. Howard assumes that this service is likely to have been made for one of his two daughters. See David Sanctuary Howard, Chinese Armorial Porcelain, vol. II, Frome, 2003, p.195, G7.Fryer.