19th Jan, 2023 11:00

Asian Art Discoveries

 
  Lot 736
 

736

A FAMILLE ROSE ‘BIRDS AND FLOWERS’ OVOID VASE, HONGXIAN MARK, REPUBLIC

Sold for €1,170

including Buyer's Premium


Lot details

China, 1912-1949. Of baluster form, with flaring mouth, depicting a pair of black tailed birds perched upon branches and surrounded by large flowering peony and chrysanthemum blossoms, and buddhas. Vines of the buddha’s hand tree spreading across the vase. Two butterflies on the backside. The base with a four-character mark Hongxian Nianzhi in iron-red and possibly of the period (1915-1916), or earlier in the republic period (1916 - ca. 1920/25).

Provenance: From a private collection, Massachusetts, USA.
Condition: Restored condition. Manufacturing flaws, glaze wear, tiny surface scratches.

Weight: 1551 g
Dimensions: Height 28.6 cm

Literature: Kuo T’ing-I et al. Historical Annals of the ROC (1911-1949). Vol 1. Pages 207-41.

Auction result comparison: Compare a related famille rose vase, with a Hongxian Nianzhi iron-red seal mark, also dated to the republic period, of similar size (27.3 cm), at Christie’s London in Chinese Ceramics, Works of Art and Textiles on 14 May 2010, lot 423, sold for GBP 4,375.

 

China, 1912-1949. Of baluster form, with flaring mouth, depicting a pair of black tailed birds perched upon branches and surrounded by large flowering peony and chrysanthemum blossoms, and buddhas. Vines of the buddha’s hand tree spreading across the vase. Two butterflies on the backside. The base with a four-character mark Hongxian Nianzhi in iron-red and possibly of the period (1915-1916), or earlier in the republic period (1916 - ca. 1920/25).

Provenance: From a private collection, Massachusetts, USA.
Condition: Restored condition. Manufacturing flaws, glaze wear, tiny surface scratches.

Weight: 1551 g
Dimensions: Height 28.6 cm

Literature: Kuo T’ing-I et al. Historical Annals of the ROC (1911-1949). Vol 1. Pages 207-41.

Auction result comparison: Compare a related famille rose vase, with a Hongxian Nianzhi iron-red seal mark, also dated to the republic period, of similar size (27.3 cm), at Christie’s London in Chinese Ceramics, Works of Art and Textiles on 14 May 2010, lot 423, sold for GBP 4,375.

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