A Deruta lustred dish first quarter 16th century

painted in yellow lustre and blue with Diana and a group of maidens bathing on a terrace, a peacock perched above their heads, a town among the distant hills, the rim with a broad border of interwoven arabesques and flowerheads

Alessandro Castellani, sale Hotel Drouot, 27-29 May 1878, lot 116 (illustrated and described as Pesaro)
Charles Mannheim, sold privately to J. Pierpont Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan, PM 3161
The Lehman collection sold Christie's London, 23 February 1981, lot 131

rim cracked at 8 o'clock and restaured, the well with haircrack from 6 to 8 o'clock, the centre and every alternate arabesque drilled and repaired, other typical minor chips.
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For the celebrated dish in the Musée de Cluny painted with the same subject but including the figure of Acteon which firmly identifies the scene, see  C. Fiocco and G.Gherardi, Ceramiche Umbre, vol.1, pp.108-109