A rare pair of Chinese white glazed figures of horse water droppers, Kangxi, shown recumbent on shaped bases, with brown glazed segmented manes and forelocks, one with open hole to centre of mane and one with open hole on back, pricked ears, with legs bent as if about to stand, one with Rothschild label no. 392 and retailer's label for S. Gorer & Son. London, the other with label inscribed 41, 15cm long (2)Provenance: Anthony Gustav de Rothschild, 1887-1961, the collection principally formed by him in the 1920s and 1930s Mrs Renée Robeson, (née de Rothschild), 1927-2015, believed gifted to her by Anthony de Rothschild in the late 1930s or 1940sBy family decent and sold by order of a member of the de Rothschild FamilyLiterature: Compare with a related pair of piebald horses, illustrated by William R Sargent in, The Copeland Collection, Peabody Museum Salem, No. 20, p. 63-65; Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, for a pale yellow glazed single version, accession number C.2-1962; the British museum, accession number 'Franks 504'; and also those from the Nelson Rockefeller collection. A pair of white glazed horses of the same model, formerly in the Ionides Collection, were sold at Sotheby's, London, July 2nd, 1963, lot 31.清康熙 三彩马型水呈一对拍品来源：罗斯柴尔德家族Anthony Gustav de Rothschild（1887-1961）私人收藏，收藏于上世纪20至30年代之间，后由家族继承品相报告: The right hand horse with both ears restored and 2cm hair crack in base and firing blemishes to glaze and scratches and small chip to maneThe left hand horse with one ear missing and one ear restored and large piece glued to top of mount but original piece re-stuck and tail re-glue and small chip to mane and hair crack through base and blemishes to glaze and scratches