CHINA / 5000 YEARS Including Property from the Junkunc Collection

A 'Chayang' brown-glazed bowl, Southern Song / Yuan dynasty

New York Gantry Point WarehouseImport Tariff

Lot Closed

November 22, 03:40 PM GMT

Estimate

8,000 - 12,000 USD

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Lot Details

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Description

together with a lacquer stand, Japanese wood box (4)

Diameter 4¾ in., 12.1 cm

Located in Nanping, Fujian province, Chayang kiln is famous for its Jian-style dark-glazed tea bowls. Compare a related bowl from this kiln, attributed to the 13th to 14th century, gifted by William Cleverly Alexander to Charles Lang Freer in 1902, now in the collection of the National Museum of Asian Art, Washington, D.C. (accession no. F1902.187), published on the Museum's website.

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