A very fine and rare pair of Chinese small Blanc de Chine libation cups of rhinoceros horn form, 17th century, each unusually fluted in the bodies and moulded with a tiger and dragon, a deer and crane amongst pine and rockwork, with recessed unglazed base, with Marchant labels to each, 9.8 cm diameter x 6 cm high (2)Provenance: From the estate of the late Stuart Gavurin Included by Marchant in their 60th anniversary exhibition of Blanc de Chine, December 1985, no. 75, p. 35. Sold by Marchant to Mr. S. Gavurin, 9th December 1985, stock no. S5064.A similar example in the Victoria and Albert Museum is illustrated by W. B. Honey in Guide to the Later Chinese Porcelain, plate 109e.明17世纪 德化白釉角杯一对拍品来源：S. Gavurin先生于1985年购自英国著名中国艺术品古董商Marchant