Plate with the arms of the Cooke; Twysden and Warren family; Porcelain plate; painted on the glaze in blue; red; pink; green; yellow; brown; black and gold. On the shelf a lobed cartouche with a European landscape with a fortress and a person on the waterfront; on the wall and border the coat of arms of the Warren and Cooke family with the coat of arms of the Twysden family in the heart. The weapon is divided into four planes: 1. and 4. three crowned birds on a red-black striped background; 2. and 3. a checkered ground in blue and gold with a lion in the left corner against a red background. The heart shield with four crosses. The helmet mark in the shape of a crowned bird with spread wings on the other side of the rim. Two lobed cartouches with a European water landscape with ships on the edge. Old label on the bottom with 'Cooke'. Weapon porcelain with enamel colors.; anonymous; China; c. 1740 - c. 1760; Qing-dynasty (1644-1912) / Qianlong-period (1736-1795); porcelain (material); glaze; gold (metal); vitrification; h 2.4 cm d 22.5 cm d 12.5 cm