Pot en porcelaine wucai époque Transition, XVIIE siècle

le pourtour peint d'un rocher, de grenades et de liserons d'eau dans leur feuillage sur fond de motifs géométriques rouge-de-fer

Daisy Lion-Goldschmidt, La Porcelaine Ming, Fribourg, 1978, p. 223, fig. 252. 

There are overall pin-point imperfections to the glaze on the inside of the jardiniere. The rim may have been polished. There is overall light wear to the glaze, enamels and iron-red on the exterior of the vessel.
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Compare two other porcelains dated to the Shunzhi period painted with related designs on similar 'red honeycomb, fishscale or net backgrounds', illustrated in Margaret Medley, Steven Little, Seventeenth Century Chinese Porcelain from the Butler Family Collection, Alexandria, Virginia, 1990, pls. 60 and 61.