A Porcelain Famille-Rose Buttterfly Dish Diameter: 21cm Height:3.8cmFrank Partridge (1875-1953） is one of the main art trading families in the UK.The company was founded by Frank Partridge's great grandfather in 1900 and opened a gallery across from Christie's on King's Street, selling the finest British and French furniture as well as Chinese porcelain.In 1939, after these sites were bombed, Frank Partridge Snr moved his business to the famous "Patrick" building across from Sotheby's on New Bond Street.During this period, the Patrick Gallery received royal authorization from Queen Mary and became a regular visitor to the gallery.In the 18th century.Frank Partridge played an important role in helping to create some of the greatest collections of the 20th century.He provides advice for customers to purchase items through auction houses, private or other distributors, and has over 30 years of experience in supervising art restoration with some top domestic experts.After the unremitting efforts of our auction house, we have collected some exquisite artworks from Frank Partridge from a collector in New York, all of which were purchased by the collector from Frank Partridge's store and still have the Frank Partridge company label on it, which reads "Frank Patrick London and New York".There are some paint marks on these lots, written in Chinese and numbers, which should have flowed from the royal palaces in China.According to Chinese records, many things were sold from the royal palaces at that time. The dish finely potted of shallow rounded form, rising gently from the short neatly cut footring to the  rim, the interior decorated with butterflies and flowers.