Qing yongzheng bucket color magpie on May lie the fa cup

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note: dou choi Ming dynasty chenghua fire, with colorful for color porcelain glaze. Different is blue and white color colorful inclusions in the grain, and the bucket color is under the glaze with blue and white painted a decorative outer contour, and then fill in the glaze color. Bucket color porcelain handed the number of the Ming dynasty chenghua, the qing dynasty yongzheng’s exquisite. Yongzheng period, because of the enamel has been astonishingly, fire fighting and enamel, bucket color to add the new technology of gold, form a unique color bucket. Yongzheng bucket color process is most close to chenghua level, draw the outline of pale blue soft, red, blue, yellow, green, purple quietly elegant set each other off becomes an interest, a few color depth with each other, multi-level color gives the feeling of visual pleasure, and whiten net, lightsome and elegant porcelain jointly compose CiYi leading technology in China. The lie is sufficient for the cup shape, exposure to a tiny, mouth gradually gathered, under deep abdomen, ring foot. The whole apparatus cabinet modelling delicate, line is flexible, straight in the implicit curve, give a person with elegant Juan xiuhe of charm. Cup outside wall brick that magpie on plum figure painting with bucket full coloured drawing or pattern, a magpie nest in lush MeiZhi, another wings, air composition, shu lang MeiZhi extremely varied, magpie, pure and fresh and lively. Bottom with blue book “qing yongzheng year six three travel model to come,” font up straight and thin. Well-made, colouring accurately, color beautiful, embody the qing imperial kilns exquisite craft. From drawing style, bucket color hair color and inscriptions written on this product with Beijing Palace Museum “the qing emperor kangxi dou mei finches tray” have similarities, while for the qing guanyao early works. Painting seiko and be full of interest and literati and rare.

refer to: 1. On October 8, 2008 sotheby’s Hong Kong, lots number 2630 (one).
“the Palace Museum hid treasures series, colorful, color” on page 212, 243, 251, 193, 223, 230, Shanghai science and technology publishing house, the commercial press (Hong Kong), 1999;
2. The palace treasures: qing dynasty imperial porcelain in China “on page 153, nanjing museum, Shanghai culture press, 2003;
3. Qing porcelain extraction Jane figure 52, nanjing museum, the Chinese university of Hong Kong museum of cultural relics, 1995;
4. Christie’s, Hong Kong, 3 Nov., 1996 (special contemplation hall), Lot578.