Seltener opferblauer Teller für den Altar des Himmels - photo 1
Seltener opferblauer Teller für den Altar des Himmels - photo 2

Seltener opferblauer Teller für den Altar des Himmels

Starting price
€ 18 000
Auction dateClassic
14.06.2018 12:00UTC +02:00
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VAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
Event location
Germany, Köln
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ID 77165
Lot 2011 | Seltener opferblauer Teller für den Altar des Himmels
China. Ming-Dynastie. Jiajing-Zeit (1521-1566).

Porzellan mit dunkel kobaltblauer Glasur, 'Opferblau' (jilan). Die leicht bauchige Wandung läuft in einer elegant geschwungenen Lippe aus. Der Teller steht auf einem weiten, leicht nach innen abgeschrägten Fußring. Innen und außen auf der Fahne dunkelblau glasiert, im Boden transparent.

Teller, Vasen und andere Gefäße aus Porzellan wurden bereits seit der Yuan-Dynastie (1297-1368) mit monochromen Farben glasiert. Sie wurden im täglichen Gebrauch, aber auch für rituelle Zwecke und zur Dekoration verwemdet. Dieses dunkle, sog. Opferblau wurden für Zeremonien und Rituale am Altar des Himmels (tiantan) verwendet. Höhe 4,1cm, Ø 20,7cm. Im Boden in Unterglasurblau sechsteilige Jiajing-Marke im Doppelring und aus der Zeit. Zustand C. Glasur verändert, wohl durch ein Feuer. Innen Gebrauchsspuren. Riss am Rand.
Provenienz:
-Sammlung Sonderhoff. Vor Ort gesammelt vor 1941. Im Boden alte Sammlermarke, nicht mehr entzifferbar.

Collection Sonderhoff

Literatur:
-Regina KrahLänge: Chinese Ceramics from the Meiyintang Collection. London 1994-2010. Vergleiche Vol. II, No 705.
-The Complete Collection of Treasures of the Palace Museum Beijing 37. Monochrome Porcelaine. Hong Kong 1999. Vergleiche S. 77
Auction house category:Asian, Chinese porcelain, faience
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