Sold for €3,640
including Buyer's Premium
Please note this Lot is to be sold at No Reserve. 本拍品不設底價
China, 18th - 19th century. Heavily potted, the deep rounded sides rising to a thick everted rim. The exterior is finely molded and carved with two sinuous four-clawed dragons in pursuit of a flaming pearl amid swirling clouds, covered in a pale sea-green glaze darkening in the recesses and thinning at the edges. The dragon design is framed by two brown-washed bands, the upper neatly carved with magpies and chrysanthemums, the lower similarly decorated with crashing waves. The base is unglazed.
Provenance: From a private collection in Hertfordshire, United Kingdom, since the 1950s, and thence by descent in the same family. By family repute, most of this collection was purchased in the Panshanger Estate Sale at the Corn Exchange, Hertford, in 1953. Panshanger was the family home of the Earls Cowper, built by the Fifth Earl in the first decade of the 19th century. The estate was home to a remarkable art collection, including rare and important Chinese works of art. Two rooms – the China Room and the Dairy – were given over to the display of porcelain, but Chinese porcelains were also kept in the Picture Gallery, Library, Drawing Room, and Small Dining Room. A pair of Imperial famille rose hu-form vases decorated with deer, with Qianlong marks and of the period, once kept at Panshanger, was sold by Christie’s London, 13 May 2008, lot 223, for GBP 804,500.
Condition: Old wear and manufacturing flaws, such as glaze recesses, pitting, and dark spots. Some hairlines to glaze, two star cracks, one chip to foot rim, one chip to the inner base (possibly re-stuck). Overall displaying exceptionally well.
Weight: 26.9 kg
Dimensions: Diameter 51.3 cm, Height 45.5 cm
Please note this Lot is to be sold at No Reserve. 本拍品不設底價
China, 18th - 19th century. Heavily potted, the deep rounded sides rising to a thick everted rim. The exterior is finely molded and carved with two sinuous four-clawed dragons in pursuit of a flaming pearl amid swirling clouds, covered in a pale sea-green glaze darkening in the recesses and thinning at the edges. The dragon design is framed by two brown-washed bands, the upper neatly carved with magpies and chrysanthemums, the lower similarly decorated with crashing waves. The base is unglazed.
Provenance: From a private collection in Hertfordshire, United Kingdom, since the 1950s, and thence by descent in the same family. By family repute, most of this collection was purchased in the Panshanger Estate Sale at the Corn Exchange, Hertford, in 1953. Panshanger was the family home of the Earls Cowper, built by the Fifth Earl in the first decade of the 19th century. The estate was home to a remarkable art collection, including rare and important Chinese works of art. Two rooms – the China Room and the Dairy – were given over to the display of porcelain, but Chinese porcelains were also kept in the Picture Gallery, Library, Drawing Room, and Small Dining Room. A pair of Imperial famille rose hu-form vases decorated with deer, with Qianlong marks and of the period, once kept at Panshanger, was sold by Christie’s London, 13 May 2008, lot 223, for GBP 804,500.
Condition: Old wear and manufacturing flaws, such as glaze recesses, pitting, and dark spots. Some hairlines to glaze, two star cracks, one chip to foot rim, one chip to the inner base (possibly re-stuck). Overall displaying exceptionally well.
Weight: 26.9 kg
Dimensions: Diameter 51.3 cm, Height 45.5 cm
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