A Chinese Export Armorial Plate for Dutch Market Circa 1735-1765

the plate painted with the arms of De Junge, together with a cream jug with the arms of Younge for the English market

The jug: The handle has been broken off and glued back on. The cover is lacking. Otherwise in good condition. The plate: There is a 1/4 inch chip to the edge of the rim and two or three smaller less than 1/8 chips to the edge of the rim. Slight wear to the enamel of the arms.
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Kroes, 2007, p. 198, cat. no. 113a illustrates a plate from the De Jonge service. Kroes notes that the service was made for Cornelis de Jonge, who was the senior merchant and first administrator of Bengal.
Howard, 1974, Vol. I, p. 589, no. R4 illustrates a plate from the Younge service.