An underglaze-blue, copper-red and celadon-glazed quadrangular vase, Mark and period of Kangxi | 清康熙 釉裏三彩秋山落暉圖方瓶《大清康熙年製》款
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June 15, 03:38 PM GMT
Estimate
60,000 - 80,000 EUR
Lot Details
Description
An underglaze-blue, copper-red and celadon-glazed quadrangular vase
Mark and period of Kangxi
of club form slightly tapering towards the foot painted on each facet with a mountainous river landscape with houses, viewing pavilions, pine, wuti and incised celadon rockwork, two panels with fishermen, one beneath the moon, the flat shoulder with sprays of prunus, lotus, bamboo and daisy with tall branches of bamboo, repeated on the tall flared cylindrical neck, the unglazed base with recessed glazed square centre containing a six-character reign mark in underglaze blue
Height 53.7 cm, 21⅛ in.
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Vase quadrangulaire bleu blanc, rouge de cuivre et céladon sous glaçure, marque et époque Kangxi
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清康熙 釉裏三彩秋山落暉圖方瓶《大清康熙年製》款
American Private Collection.
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美國私人舊藏
Recent Acquisitions, Qing Porcelain, Marchant & Son, London, 2011, no. 12, pp. 26- 27.
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《 近期入藏：清代瓷器》，Marchant & Son，倫敦，2011年，編號12，頁26至27
A similar blue and white vase, painted with a night visit to the Red Cliff and inscribed with part of the poem, bearing a similar Kangxi mark and identical sprays of bamboo on the neck, is illustrated by Wang Qingzheng in Kangxi Porcelain Wares from the Shanghai Museum Collection, no. 31, pp. 42-43, where the author also illustrates a similarly painted gu-form vase, no. 89, p. 131; another, from the Wang Xin Lou Collection, is illustrated by Julian Thompson and Dr. Robert D. Jacobsen in Imperial Perfection, The Palace Porcelain of Three Chinese Emperors, no. 2, pp. 30-31. See also a vase sold in our New York rooms, 17th March 2021, lot 271, featuring additional literati-style inscriptions on the upper right corners of their painted sides as if they were hanging scrolls.
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