A CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE ARMORIAL STAND AND MEAT DISH. Qing Dynasty, 19th Century. Each of oval-section body painted with the arms of Walterbeck and monogram CJW flanked by a lion and an elephant within a gilt spearhead border, all surrounded by alternating panels of blossoms and brocade patterns, the stand with a reticulated rim pierced with oval openings, 26 - 36.5cm diameter. (2) 清十九世紀 粉彩繪徽章紋肉食盤及托盤 Inspired by an 1762 Worcester porcelain design, according to family tradition, this service was given to Dutch governor Constantijn Johan Wolterbeek (1766 – 1845) by the Sultan of Malacca when the British ceded the colony to the Dutch after 23 years of interim rule by the British (see J. Kroes, Chinese Armorial Porcelain for the Dutch Market, pp. 519-520, no. 443).