A CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE CANTON ENAMEL TABLE SCREEN QING DYNASTY, 18TH CENTURY Decorated with a Western figure observing a small dog and an attendant, seated between trees and beside a lake, mounted in a hardwood frame, the enamel plaque, with Spink & Son Ltd label and inventory labels '10' and 'X 205' approximately 16.8cm high x 9.9cm wide and overall including wood mount 26.5 cm high x 12cm wide Provenance:Spink & Son, 30th September 1934, £9-0-0 and sold with the original purchase receipt. The small screen was bought by Ada Palmer, the mother of Reginald Howard Reed Palmer, as an ornament to place on the central plinth at the top of the mahogany bureau-cabinet at Bussock wood, see lot 89 in this auction. It is recorded in her estate's probate valuation by Simmons of Basingstoke in 1953 as item 54: 'A Ch'ien Lung Table Screen with Canton enamel panel decorated figures in a landscape, 10½ in. high.' Exhibited: Michael Gillingham, Chinese Painted Enamels, An Exhibition held in the Department of Eastern Art, June & July 1978, Ashmolean Museum, illustrated p.17, no.10 清十八世紀 銅胎畫琺瑯西洋人物圖插屏拍品來源：英國帕瑪家族收藏，Reginald Palmer的母親Ada Palmer於1934年9月30日以9英鎊購買於倫敦古董商Spink & Son，作為放置在Bussockwood桃花心木櫃上的的擺件。1953年，Simmons of Basingstoke 在遺產估價中記為54號，一件乾隆朝的琺瑯山水人物插屏，10½ 英呎高展覽信息：牛津阿什莫林博物館《中國畫琺瑯器》展覽，1978年六月-七月，展品編號10號

crack to top left corner of plaque approximately 4cm long and three other stress cracks to top section largely between the two trees unexamined out of frame