Ming xuande Blue and white four seasons flower grain water jar

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related information of this water jar modelling Canon, blue and white, more decorative meticulous, held hands, very favourable, but jintong imperial porcelain treasures good example. The shape of mentioned in the Archibald Brankston, the Early Ming Wares of Chingtechen “, Beijing, 1938, pp. 25, the author discusses, this is a water purification 盌, filled water, used in silent prayer, small size, the shape of round, placed in the palm, chengyi comfort.
can compare several cases, in each big important museums and private collections, one is old qing, living in Beijing, in the national Palace Museum hidden treasures collected. Blue and white youligong (on), Hong Kong, 2008, 130, chart with books and another, footed 盌, xuande years and paragraph, use similar to this product, chart 131; Taipei’s national Palace Museum collection is also a collection, have the show in the catalog of Ming xuande porcelain exhibition, Taipei, 1980, no. 20. Other than a record out light gallery 蔵 図 record. The China ceramics “, Tokyo, in 1987, possesses 636; Cases in four from Dave Sir Picking collection, Exhibition in the Exhibition of Chinese Art, the Palazzo Ducale, also, in 1954, no. 639. A Fair comparison for example, had appeared in auction, one from the collection of QiuYan twice sold at sotheby’s ‘s Hong Kong on May 19, 1981, on May 3, no. 402 and 402, no. 40. Secondly has exhibited in Japan ceramic society the Inaugural Exhibition “, Hiroshima, 1954, no. 14, sold at Christie’s in Hong Kong on May 30, 2012, no. 4056. Thirdly sold at sotheby’s Hong Kong on May 2, 2005, no. 508.

in addition can also compare several cases, the shape of similar without money, one from Sir John Addis collection, hangs in the British Museum in London, in Jessica Harrison – Hall, the Ming Ceramics “in the British Museum, London, 2001, chart 4.22 another collection from the Fuller, Christie’s sale in London on June 28/29, 1965, no. 147. Thirdly in John Ayers, The Chinese Ceramics. The Koger Collection “, London, 1985, 50 chart.

yongzheng “antique map depicting the royal Tibetan antique treasures, and London’s Victoria and Albert museum, number E59-1911, the date 1729, painted a description of the figure, with wooden seats.