Monday 11 November 2019
A Chinese porcelain Ming-style facetted vase, Qianlong mark and possibly of the period,
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A Chinese porcelain Ming-style facetted vase, Qianlong mark and possibly of the period, thickly potted with lipped rim above two moulded mythical beast mask handles to cylindrical neck, the square body with chamfered corners above spreading pedestal foot, painted to the neck and body with a continuous leafy scroll of morning glory with one flower to each side, painted to the base of neck and foot with band of lappets, underglaze blue seal mark to base, 24cm high
Provenance: Formerly in a private UK collection, acquired by a surgeon in 1930 as a wedding gift
Note: This form of vase first appears in porcelain in China in the 15th century. It was a form much admired by the Yongzheng Emperor, and several examples are known to exist which bear his reign mark. A Qianlong mark and period vase of the same height as the present vase is owned by the Shanghai Museum, and is illustrated in Lu Minghua, Shanghai Bowuguan zangpin yanjiu daxi/Studies of the Shanghai Museum Collections: A Series of Monographs. Shanghai 2007, pl. 5-20
清 乾隆款及時代 青花纏枝鳳紋六方倭角碗 隨木座
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