A Chinese Cloisonné three-footed censer stand , Ming Dynasty, late 15 th or first half of 16 th century, decorated with grape vines, with central aperture, 18.4cm diameter Compare with a very similar example illustrated, Sir Harry Garner, Chinese and Japanese Cloisonné enamels , 1962, pl. 34 and also with two stands, all with the small central hole, illustrated in Beatrice Quette (editor), Cloisonné: Chinese Enamels from the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties , 2010, p. 240-241, pl. 32 and 33. For an example with the central bronze pricket spike, see, Chinese Cloisonné, The Peter Uldry Collection , pl. 37 Provenance: Christie's, November 20th, 1920, where purchased by Bluetts for £2.00 (stock no. 2093) and then sold to Dr Seligman, November 25th, 1920, for £3.10.00 and later re-purchased by Bluetts from Mrs B. Z. Seligman, December 4th, 1946 Major Edward Copleston Radcliffe (1898-1967) collection listed in the family archive as 'K5' and purchased from Bluett & Sons, 19th November 1947, for £11-0s-0d   明15/16 世纪 掐丝珐琅葡萄纹三足盘 拍品来源： Edward Copleston Radcliffe (1898-1967) 少校私人收藏， 1947 年以 11 英镑购自英国著名古董商 Bluett & Sons 。该盘最早为 Bluett 于 1920 年 11 月 2 0 日以 2 英镑购自佳士得，后于同年 11 月 25 日以 3 . 1 英镑售于 Seligman 博士， 1946 年 12 月 4 日又被 Bluett 购回。 Condition Report: generally vert presentable central hole once holding a pricket spike some wear an loss