ID 77166
Lot 2012 | Aussergewöhnlicher Drachenteller mit karamellbrauner Glasur
Estimate value
€ 10 000 – 12 000
Porzellanscherben mit karamellbrauner, etwas irisierender Glasur, dekoriert in Unterglasurblau und Engobemalerei in feinem Relief. Den kleinen Teller ziert im Spiegel ein fünfklauiger Drache zwischen Wolken. Auf der Fahne außen sind zwei weitere Drachen gezeigt, die flammenden Perlen hinterher jagen. Dabei sind die Drachen in feinen Engobelinien dargestellt, die Wolken dagegen mit dunkleren unterglasurblauen Linien und in einem helleren Ton ausgefüllt. Um den Spiegel und außen jeweils unter dem Rand und über dem Fußring unglasierte Doppelringe.
Diese Glasur in sattem Karamellbraun wurde in der Wanli-Zeit entwickelt. Die Dekoration in feinem Engobe-Relief ist dagegen wohl auf Vorbilder aus dem nahen Osten zurückzuführen, die in dieser Zeit durchaus aufgenommen wurden. Höhe 3,8cm, Ø 15,8cm. Im transparent glasierten Boden in Unterglasurblau im Doppelring eine sechsteilige Kangxi-Marke und aus der Zeit. Zustand A.
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Provenienz:
-Sammlung Sonderhoff, Slg. Nr. 512. Erworben in Tokyo 1938. Im Boden die Sammlungsmarke mit Nr. 0090 über einer älteren Sammlermarke.
Collection Sonderhoff
Literatur:
-D. Suebsman/D. Antonin: Porzellanschätze der Kangxi-Zeit. Düsseldorf 2015. Vergleiche S. 51, Nr. 12. Ein ähnliches Stück, allerdings etwas größer im Durchmesser und unterschiedlich in der Verteilung von Unterglasurblau.
-The Complete Collection of Treasures of the Palace Museum: Miscellaneous Enamelled Porcelains and Plain Tricoloured Porcelains. Hong Kong 1996. Vergleiche S. 308-309
Auction house category: | Asian, Chinese porcelain, faience |
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Auction house category: | Asian, Chinese porcelain, faience |
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