Seltener und ausserordentlich feiner braun glasierter Chrysanthementeller - photo 1
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Seltener und ausserordentlich feiner braun glasierter Chrysanthementeller

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€ 160 000
Auction dateClassic
14.06.2018 12:00UTC +02:00
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VAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
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Germany, Köln
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Lot 2013 | Seltener und ausserordentlich feiner braun glasierter Chrysanthementeller
China. Qing-Dynastie. Yongzheng-Periode (1722-1735).

Dünn getöpfertes Porzellan mit Kaffee-brauner Glasur. Die Form ist Vorbildern aus Metall, Lack und Jade nachgebildet mit 44 Blattspitzen, die den Rand bilden. Die Fahne ist durch feine Rippen in die Gestaltung miteinbezogen, der leicht vertieft abgesetzte Spiegel bildet den Blütenboden. Auf der Außenseite sind die Blütenblätter bis auf den weiten, hohen Fußring weitergeführt.

Diese Art Chrysanthementeller wurden in der Yongzheng-Zeit als Serie in zwölf Farben monochrom glasiert hergestellt. Gewicht 206g, Höhe 3,6cm, Ø 17,5cm. Im transparent glasierten Boden in Unterglasurblau eine sechsteilige Yongzheng-Marke im Doppelring und aus der Zeit. Zustand B/C. Eine Spitze gechipt und zwei weitere kleinere Chips, innen leicht berieben an den Blattrippen. Eine kleine Materialunreinheit an einem Blatt.
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Provenienz:
-Sammlung Sonderhoff, korrespondierend mit Foto Nr. 518. Erworben in Tokyo 1941.

Collection Sonderhoff

Literatur:
-Wenwu (Cultural Relics). 1984. Vergleiche Nr. 10, S. 37-39.
-The Complete Collection of Treasures of the Palace Museum Beijing 37. Monochrome Porcelaine. Hong Kong 1999. Vergleiche S. 282-283
Auction house category:Asian, Chinese porcelain, faience
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