A RARE PAIR OF FAMILLE ROSE WATER SPRINKLERS Yongzheng period, circa 1730 The spreading pear-shaped bodies extremely well painted in bright famille rose enamels with composite floral sprays of peony, prunus, lotus, pinks, aster and chrysanthemum to either side and a third spray rising up the slender necks, all supported on a slightly waisted spreading foot. 7in (17.4cm) high (2). Footnotes: 雍正時期 約1730年 粉彩牡丹花卉紋玫瑰露高足瓶一對 Published Cohen & Cohen, A Game of Bowls, Gent, 2014, p. 49, no. 39 出版： 倫敦Cohen & Cohen古董行，《A Game of Bowls》，根特，2014年，頁49，圖版編號39 For a single example, see Cohen & Cohen, Think Pink!, Antwerp, 2013, p. 42, no. 29. The form is a common one in the Middle East, in ceramics, glass and metalwork. The craze for 'turquerie', or anything reminiscent of the exotic 'Orient', would have appealed greatly to an eighteenth-century audience. This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ¤ ¤ Without reserve