J.J. Lally & Co., Oriental Art / New York City, New York

A very similar silver chrysanthemum-form cup unearthed in 1959 from a Song dynasty hoard at the Xiaoquan town mosque, Deyang county, Sichuan province, is illustrated in the excavation report in Wenwu, 1961, No. 11, plate page 4, no. 1 (right). The same silver cup is also illustrated in Zhongguo meishu fenlei quanji, gongyimeishu bian 10: jin yin boli falang qi (Compendium of Chinese Works of Art, Arts and Crafts 10: Gold, Silver, Glass, and Cloisonné), Beijing, 1987, p. 49, no. 102 (left).

A gold chrysanthemum-form cup unearthed in 1993 from a Song dynasty hoard is illustrated in Sichuan Pengzhou Song dai jinyinqi jaocang (The Song Dynasty Gold and Silver Hoard from Pengzhou in Sichuan), Beijing, 2003, col. pl. 1 and as a line drawing on p. 5, pl. 3.

Compare also the Song dynasty chrysanthemum-form cups in silver and gilt-silver illustrated in Chinesisches Gold und Silber: die Sammlung Pierre Uldry, Zurich, 1994, p. 233, nos. 278-279.

A silver chrysanthemum-form cup unearthed from a Yuan dynasty cache discovered in 1996 at Luopingxiang, Shimen county is illustrated in Hunan chutu jinyinqi (Gold and Silver Excavated in Hunan), Changsha, 2009, p. 92, no. 61, and the same cup is illustrated again in Hunan Song Yuan jiaocang jinyinqi faxian yu yanjiu (The Discovery and Research on Gold and Silver Wares Unearthed from Caches of Song and Yuan Dynasties in Hunan), Beijing, 2009, p. 202, no. 401.