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AN ARCHAISTIC PALE GREEN JADE EWER Ming Dynasty
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104
拍品名称：
AN ARCHAISTIC PALE GREEN JADE EWER Ming Dynasty
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AN ARCHAISTIC PALE GREEN JADE EWER Ming Dynasty
AN ARCHAISTIC PALE GREEN JADE EWER
Ming DynastyThe flattened pear-shaped body rising from a spreading foot to an everted rim flaring at the spout, set on one side with a loop handle, the waisted neck carved with a band of a pair of confronted kui dragons flanking a roundel, the stone of a greyish-brown tone suffused with russet and white inclusions. 9.6cm (3 3/4in) high.
明 青白玉仿古夔龍紋鋬耳觯式杯Provenance: Dunt King, Hong Kong, before 13 February 1957Bluett & Sons Ltd., London, 2 May 1957 (invoice)Brigadier C.S Bright, Fingest來源： Dunt King，香港，1957年2月13日前倫敦古董商Bluett & Sons Ltd.，1957年5月2日（收據）Brigadier C.S Bright，芬格斯特The form and design of the present vessel draw inspiration from archaic bronzes, specifically the zhi (觯) and yi (匜). While the body follows the shape of a zhi, traditionally used for holding wine, the mouth rim adopts the distinctive forms of a yi, a vessel designed for pouring water. For related examples, see a late Shang dynasty bronze zhi and a Western Zhou bronze yi in the collection of the Palace Museum, Beijing, illustrated in Bronzes in the Palace Museum, Beijing, 1999, pl.47 and pl.209.See a zhi-shaped jade ewer similarly designed with a loop hand and a band adorned with a pair of confronted kui dragons flanking a roundel, and a green jade cup of similar body shape and mouth-rim, Ming dynasty, in the collection of the Palace Museum, Beijing, illustrated in Compendium of Collections in the Palace Museum: Jade, vol.7, Hefei, 2011, p.42 and p.224. See a related pale green jade cup of similar shape but with a dragon handle, 17th/18th century, which was sold at Bonhams Hong Kong, 27 November 2014, lot 11.
AN ARCHAISTIC PALE GREEN JADE EWER
Ming DynastyThe flattened pear-shaped body rising from a spreading foot to an everted rim flaring at the spout, set on one side with a loop handle, the waisted neck carved with a band of a pair of confronted kui dragons flanking a roundel, the stone of a greyish-brown tone suffused with russet and white inclusions. 9.6cm (3 3/4in) high.
明 青白玉仿古夔龍紋鋬耳觯式杯Provenance: Dunt King, Hong Kong, before 13 February 1957Bluett & Sons Ltd., London, 2 May 1957 (invoice)Brigadier C.S Bright, Fingest來源： Dunt King，香港，1957年2月13日前倫敦古董商Bluett & Sons Ltd.，1957年5月2日（收據）Brigadier C.S Bright，芬格斯特The form and design of the present vessel draw inspiration from archaic bronzes, specifically the zhi (觯) and yi (匜). While the body follows the shape of a zhi, traditionally used for holding wine, the mouth rim adopts the distinctive forms of a yi, a vessel designed for pouring water. For related examples, see a late Shang dynasty bronze zhi and a Western Zhou bronze yi in the collection of the Palace Museum, Beijing, illustrated in Bronzes in the Palace Museum, Beijing, 1999, pl.47 and pl.209.See a zhi-shaped jade ewer similarly designed with a loop hand and a band adorned with a pair of confronted kui dragons flanking a roundel, and a green jade cup of similar body shape and mouth-rim, Ming dynasty, in the collection of the Palace Museum, Beijing, illustrated in Compendium of Collections in the Palace Museum: Jade, vol.7, Hefei, 2011, p.42 and p.224. See a related pale green jade cup of similar shape but with a dragon handle, 17th/18th century, which was sold at Bonhams Hong Kong, 27 November 2014, lot 11.