11th Mar, 2022 10:00

DAY 2 - TWO-DAY AUCTION - Fine Chinese Art / 中國藝術集珍 / Buddhism & Hinduism

 
Lot 479
 

479

A MASSIVE CARVED ‘LOTUS’ LONGQUAN CELADON CHARGER, EARLY MING DYNASTY
明初龍泉窯青釉暗刻蓮紋大盤

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Lot details

China, 15th-16th century. The broad rounded sides rising from a short foot to a lipped rim, the center of the interior carved with a lotus spray framed by a barbed border and a double line, encircled by a freely carved lotus scroll around the sides. Covered overall in an unctuous olive-green glaze save for a ring at the base burnt orange from firing.

Provenance: From a private collection in New York City, USA. Stair and Co., New York, acquired from the above (according to label to base). The base with a fragment of an old handwritten label, referring to a “Col. [….] 8th Hussars” and stating that “the Chinese ceramic expert at the Victoria and Albert Museum pronounced it to be early Ming”.
Condition: Excellent condition with ancient traces of use, shallow surface scratches and old wear, all commensurate with age, and expected firing flaws, some with associated minute glaze flakes. An early Ming-dynasty charger of this size in such well-preserved condition must be considered exceedingly rare.

Weight: 7.0 kg
Dimensions: Diameter 47 cm

Literature comparison: Compare two related Longquan dishes, with similar lotus decoration to the present lot, illustrated by Mei-fen Tsai, Green–Longquan Celadon of the Ming Dynasty, National Palace Museum, Taipei, 2009, p. 94, nos. 43 and 44.


明初龍泉窯青釉暗刻蓮紋大盤
中國,十五至十六世紀。此盤形制較大,敞口,淺腹,圈足。裡外遍施青釉。盤壁均以暗刻花卉紋為飾,中央蓮花紋。胎體厚重,頗具質感,盤形規整。底足露胎燒成橘色。

來源:紐私人收藏;紐約Stair and Co.藝廊,購於上述收藏 (見底足標籤)底部還有一個已經不清晰的手寫標籤, “Col. [….] 8th Hussars” ,並注明 “the Chinese ceramic expert at the Victoria and Albert Museum pronounced it to be early Ming” (Victoria and Albert Museum美術館中國瓷器專家認爲此盤為明初。)
品相:狀況極佳,有古老的使用痕跡、表面淺劃痕和舊磨損,所有這些都與年齡相稱,還有預期的燒製瑕疵,有些還有微小的釉面開片。 如此大小且保存完好的明代早期大盤,可謂極為罕見

重量:7.0 公斤
尺寸:直徑47 厘米

 

China, 15th-16th century. The broad rounded sides rising from a short foot to a lipped rim, the center of the interior carved with a lotus spray framed by a barbed border and a double line, encircled by a freely carved lotus scroll around the sides. Covered overall in an unctuous olive-green glaze save for a ring at the base burnt orange from firing.

Provenance: From a private collection in New York City, USA. Stair and Co., New York, acquired from the above (according to label to base). The base with a fragment of an old handwritten label, referring to a “Col. [….] 8th Hussars” and stating that “the Chinese ceramic expert at the Victoria and Albert Museum pronounced it to be early Ming”.
Condition: Excellent condition with ancient traces of use, shallow surface scratches and old wear, all commensurate with age, and expected firing flaws, some with associated minute glaze flakes. An early Ming-dynasty charger of this size in such well-preserved condition must be considered exceedingly rare.

Weight: 7.0 kg
Dimensions: Diameter 47 cm

Literature comparison: Compare two related Longquan dishes, with similar lotus decoration to the present lot, illustrated by Mei-fen Tsai, Green–Longquan Celadon of the Ming Dynasty, National Palace Museum, Taipei, 2009, p. 94, nos. 43 and 44.


明初龍泉窯青釉暗刻蓮紋大盤
中國,十五至十六世紀。此盤形制較大,敞口,淺腹,圈足。裡外遍施青釉。盤壁均以暗刻花卉紋為飾,中央蓮花紋。胎體厚重,頗具質感,盤形規整。底足露胎燒成橘色。

來源:紐私人收藏;紐約Stair and Co.藝廊,購於上述收藏 (見底足標籤)底部還有一個已經不清晰的手寫標籤, “Col. [….] 8th Hussars” ,並注明 “the Chinese ceramic expert at the Victoria and Albert Museum pronounced it to be early Ming” (Victoria and Albert Museum美術館中國瓷器專家認爲此盤為明初。)
品相:狀況極佳,有古老的使用痕跡、表面淺劃痕和舊磨損,所有這些都與年齡相稱,還有預期的燒製瑕疵,有些還有微小的釉面開片。 如此大小且保存完好的明代早期大盤,可謂極為罕見

重量:7.0 公斤
尺寸:直徑47 厘米

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