Jianyao-Teeschale mit schwarz-brauner Hasenfell-Glasur, wohl Song-Dynastie (12. - 13. Jhdt.) - photo 1

Jianyao-Teeschale mit schwarz-brauner Hasenfell-Glasur, wohl Song-Dynastie (12. - 13. Jhdt.)

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€ 540
Auction dateClassic
30.01.2023 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 6195 | Jianyao-Teeschale mit schwarz-brauner Hasenfell-Glasur, wohl Song-Dynastie (12. - 13. Jhdt.)
Außen markant abgesetzter, hoher Fuß auf schmalem Boden, innen leicht abgetieft, sodass ein niedriger Standring entsteht. Von dort aus minimal nach innen eingezogene, konische Wand mit weiter Mündung. Nahezu senkrechte Randzone mit leicht auswärts gestellter Randlippe. Mit Ausnahme von Boden, Standring und unterstem Abschnitt der Wand, welche die dunkelgraue Ware erkennen lassen, innen und außen schwarz und braun glasiert. In der Randzone überdeckt die braune Farbe die schwarze Glasur vollständig. Im unteren Teil der Wandung verläuft die braune Farbe der Glasur außen und innen radial zur Mitte in Schlieren, welche die schwarze Oberfläche zunehmend durchschimmern lassen: sogenannte Hasenfell-Glasur.
Leichte Abnutzungsspuren, sonst keine Schäden und intakt. Höhe 6,3 cm. Durchmesser 12,3 cm.
Provenienz: Österreichische Privatsammlung.
Distinctively stepped, high foot on a narrow base, slightly recessed on the inside to form a low stand ring. From there, minimally inwardly recessed, conical wall with a wide mouth. Almost vertical rim zone with slightly outwardly set rim lip. With the exception of the base, standing ring and lowest section of the wall, which reveal the dark grey ware, glazed black and brown on the inside and outside. In the rim zone, the brown colour completely covers the black glaze. In the lower section of the wall, the brown colour of the glaze runs radially to the centre on the outside and inside in streaks which increasingly allow the black surface to shine through: so-called hare's fur glaze. Slight signs of wear, otherwise no damage and intact. Height 6.3 cm. Diameter 12.3 cm.
Provenance: Austrian private collection.
Place of origin:China
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