Lot 94
  • 94

A BLUE AND WHITE SLENDER CYLINDRICAL BRUSHPOT TRANSITIONAL PERIOD, CIRCA 1640

Estimate
4,000 - 6,000 GBP
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Description

delicately painted with an immortal seated on a tree trunk in a landscape with a retreat, pine trees and swirling clouds, between an incised band of scrolling flowers at the rim and a band of stylized leaves at the base

Provenance

Commander F Warrington-Strong DSC.

Exhibited

The Chinese Scholars Desk, 17th to 18th century, Oriental Ceramics Society, 1979, No 3.

Chinese Ceramics: The Indian Connection,  Oriental Ceramics Society, 1982, no 21.

Condition

This fine brushpot is in good condition, but does have some slight scratching to the exterior glaze. There is a 2mm diam iron spot to the centre of one side. Thre are four minor firing cracks to the base.
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