Chinese Blue and White 'Chilong' Dish and Chinese Famille Verte Enameled 'Butterfly' Dish Each of the Kangxi Period The first is a round shallow everted border body painted in underglaze blue with two confronting chilongs amidst lingzhi scrolls and flowers, within a flared border painted with lingzhi, raised on a ring foot enclosing an underglaze blue double encircled 'Auspicious Emblem' mark; the second, having a round shallow body enamel painted in traditional colors of iron-red, yellow and aubergine with four butterflies amidst flowers, within an everted border painted with a floral and geometric diaper band segmented by four floral reserves, the underside of the rim painted with scrolling vines and flower blossoms, above a ring foot enclosing an underglazed blue double encircled conch shell mark. Each with minor rim chips, the second with minor foot chips and rim has two small hairline cracks. Diameter of first: 8.5in 21.6 cm; Diameter of second: 8.375in 21.3 cm The second exhibited: Univ. of Maryland, op.cit., page 85, no. 157