Deux rince-pinceaux en porcelaine à glaçure de type Ge, un brûle-parfum tripode et un plat en blanc de chine Chine, dynastie Qing, XVIIE et XVIIIE siècle

un rince-pinceaux rectangulaire, l'autre polylobé, les deux recouverts d'une glaçure céladon très clair parcourue d'un fin réseau de craquelures noir et brun, le brûle-parfum soutenu par trois pieds ruyi, le corps à décor archaïsant, le plat creux circulaire, recouvert d'une glaçure crème, inscription incisée à l'intérieur ; éclat à la base du premier

Collection Hans Juergen von Lochow (1902-1989), Cologne.
Le brûle-parfum dehua : Mathias Komor, Péking, 26th April 1940 (US$ 100).

The rectangular ge brush-washer with a shallow chip to the footrim, a small shrinkage in the glaze by the mouth rim, otherwise good ; the lobed brush washer with some firing imperfections and slight discoloration to the lower part (showing on the illustration in the catalogue), but also good otherwise ; the tripod blanc de Chine censer is in good condition, the carved archaistic frieze around the body is quite fine ; the blanc de Chine dish with some light scratches and pin prick air bubbles but otherwise in good condition.
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Compare a dish with a similar poetic inscription illustrated in Regina Krahl and Clarissa von Spee, Chinese Ceramics from the Gulexuan Collection, Lünen, Germany, n° 76, p. 107