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The MQ Collection 莫勸齋珍藏

A Xing white-glazed bowl, Tang dynasty 唐 邢窰白釉璧足茶盌

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October 18, 04:22 AM GMT

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30,000 - 50,000 HKD

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The MQ Collection

A Xing white-glazed bowl,

Tang dynasty

莫勸齋珍藏

唐  邢窰白釉璧足茶盌


d. 14.6 cm

C.C. Teng, Taipei.
Collection of Liu Liang-Yu (1946-2006) , acquired in the 1980s.

Liu Liang-Yu (1946-2006), who served at the National Palace Museum, Taipei, since 1970, was also the first president of the Taiwanese Contemporary Ceramic Society. He was a renowned scholar in Chinese ceramics and one of the pioneers to the study of incense.

慎德堂,台北
劉良佑(1946-2006年)珍藏,得自1980年代

劉良佑(香名天之南,1946-2006年)自1970年起於台北故宮博物院任職,從事文化研究工作,曾擔任台灣現代陶瓷藝術學會首任會長,是台灣著名古陶瓷研究專家及兩岸公認的香學研究第一人。
White porcelain bowls with characteristic bi-disc shaped feet as the present lot were classic of the Xing and Ding kilns in Hebei during the Tang dynasty. Compare a closely related example from the Meiyintang collection, illustrated in Regina Krahl, Chinese Ceramics from the Meiyintang Collection, London, 1994-2010, vol. 3, pl. 1422.