This dish is of shaped hexagonal form and is carved with a pavilion in a landscape with a pine tree and rocks, sky and water behind. The border has scrolling flowering foliage on a buff ground. The reverse has a sword-pommel decoration and the foot rim has a key pattern.

Literature: Anthony du Boulay, The Duberly Collection of Chinese Art at Winchester College (Winchester, 2019), pp. 146-147

Provenance: Bequeathed as part of the Duberly Collection, 1978; purchased by Major Montagu and Lady Eileen Duberly from Bluett & Sons, 14 December 1962 (£225); purchased by Bluett from Harry Packard in Japan in November 1962

Location: Treasury, Gallery 2