Qing qianlong Yellow to wear blue and white dragon pattern double canister

• RMB 1337648
• HKD 1534000
• USD 196352
• EUR 153400

Japan.
opening micro prime, short neck, abundant shoulder, short round body, under the folding of the closed, ring foot out. Blue and white decoration, outer wall with yellow ground shoulder symmetrical act the role of the ear. Since the mouth along to full decoration marks a week, ruyi yuntou lines in turn, the outer hyperbolic lash in grain, turn tail dragon grain, cicadas grain, AngLian grain, grain back. Ring foot within the book “the qing qianlong year” seal character. This decorative rigorously neat and Huang Cai with blue and white mutual set off, does not have interest, showing the art of the qianlong emperor savour. Qianlong good ya mu ancient, archaize innovation, his antique apparatus in the edict of compilation of “the west qing continue learning” can be found in the prototype, this one is no exception. See is shown in the “pot of han hanging cloud” has the shadow of this small statue.

the cans not is to see in the handed down, now know, only the same as the items are found in central Tokyo in the autumn of 2014, no. 1972, for reference. And this product is relatively close to one of the capital museum statue of “qing qianlong youligong lotus grain”, modelling and similar items, as shown in the museum, the capital of porcelain choose figure 152. Extraordinary splendour and form nearly one of Beijing’s Palace Museum collection “qing qianlong bucket color paint wreaths all eight auspicious grain ears can” see “the Palace Museum hid treasures series – color, the color”, 283, 258, and the Palace Museum in Beijing Tibetan “qing qianlong green colour satin ears small statue”. Take an examination of this product is the shape of the source, or from yongle period of double tank cover, the double tank saw a blue and white and fill in the two kinds of adornment gimmick craft (see the Palace Museum hid Ming blue and white porcelain “, on page 54 and 55, chart, 23, 24; Suitable for the heart: the yongle emperor of Ming dynasty porcelain, page 43).