A FAMILLE ROSE 'ANTI-GALLICAN SOCIETY' PUNCH BOWL Qianlong, circa 1750 Each side enamelled with a coat-of-arms depicting Britannia as an equestrienne warrior, her spear stabbing a blue flag with three fleur-de-lys flanked by a lion and two-headed griffin, below a seated figure of Britannia with a shield with the British colours leaning against her, below is the motto FOR OUR COUNTRY, each separated by a floral bouquet, a further floral bouquet to the interior within a gilt spearhead border. 20cm (7 7/8in) diam. Footnotes: Please note this Lot is to be sold at No Reserve. 本拍品不設底價 清乾隆 約一七五零年 粉彩紋章圖潘趣碗 Provenance: acquired from Heirloom and Howard, 30th September 2011 (collector's notes) Published and Illustrated: M. White, People at the Whites' House: Ceramics from the Mary and Peter White Collection, vol.5, n.p, 2024, p.236 The Anti-Gallican Society was founded circa 1745 to discourage the importation of French goods and culture into England. The Arms of the Society were adapted from the Society's Badge. A related punch bowl, circa 1760, from the collection of the Freemasons Hall Museum, is illustrated by Hervouet and Bruneau, La Porcelaine Des Compagnies Des Indes A Decor Occidental, Paris, 1986, p.331, no.14.19. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing