CHANTILLY. Large cylindrical bottle bucket made of soft porcelain with tin-glaze, with dragon-shaped side handles on a blue background, featuring polychrome decoration in the Kakiemon style: on one side, women gathered around a table with children; on the other, a fox and a squirrel on a flowering hedge (one handle restored). Marked: hunting horn in red. 18th century, circa 1735. Height: 20 cm - Width: 25 cm Note: The scene is based on an engraving by Jean-Antoine Fraisse. Taken from the collection of engravings *Livre de desseins chinois tirés d’après des originaux de Perse, des Indes, de la Chine et du Japon* (*Book of Chinese Designs Based on Originals from Persia, India, China, and Japan*), published in 1735 and dedicated to his “Most Serene Highness” Louis-Henry de Bourbon. Appraisal conducted by Mr. Cyrille FROISSART - 01 42 25 29 80 - froissart.expert@gmail.com