Seltene Sawasa-Tasse mit Untertasse - photo 1

Seltene Sawasa-Tasse mit Untertasse

Lot 2317
14.06.2018 12:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 2317 | Seltene Sawasa-Tasse mit Untertasse
Estimate value
€ 1 200 – 1 500
Japan. Edo-Zeit. 17./18. Jahrhundert

Sawasa. Kupferbronze mit Vergoldung und schwarzem Lack. Dekor in Relief, teils hinterschnitten. Kleine Tasse mit zwölffach blütenförmig eingezogenem Rand, innen vergoldet. Außen zwei Kartuschen mit geschwungenem seitlichem Abschluss, darin in Relief Blütenzweige. Die beiden Henkel in Form blühender Chrysanthemenzweige. Der Unterteller blütenförmig sechsfach gelappt, mit drei Kartuschen mit Blütenzweigen und Vögeln, dazwischen symmetrische Blütenranken in die lackierten Bereiche graviert und vergoldet. Im Zentrum ein Ring zum Abstellen der Tasse mit einer gravierten Chrysanthemenblüte, darum ein Ring mit blühenden Bäumen mit Vögeln in Relief, abgeschlossen mit einer Blätterbordüre, wie auch am Lippenrand der Tasse. Unterteller auf weitem Standring.

Aufwendig verzierten Tassen, wie diese wurden für den Export in den Westen hergestellt. Der Formenkanon wurde von chinesischen Vorbildern übernommen. Höhe 5,7cm, Tasse Breite 8,5cm, Untertasse Ø 12,9cm. Zustand A/B.
Literartur:
-Rijksmuseum Amsterdam (Hg): Sawasa, Japanese Export Art in Black and Gold 1650-1800. Amsterdam/Zwolle 1998. Vergleiche fast identische Tasse: S. 93, Nr. D.4.1.

Provenienz:
-Sammlung Felix Schäfer.

Collection Felix Schäfer
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