Ming wanli Blue and white longfeng wear pattern big halberd honour

• RMB 2645000
• HKD 3119104
• USD 396750
• EUR 290950

note: wanli period of Ming dynasty fire the large size of honour, saw a blue and white, colorful two kinds of varieties, modelling, decorative design is slightly different, much less than eighty cm, including Gao Yu ninety cm is currently only two, for the royal porcelain of Ming and qing dynasties at most, one strain, a strong visual impact, is very precious rare.
in the description of several domestic and foreign public and private collections all kinds of big Buddha, Ming wanli dye light Art collection items and Japan phion statue type bottle shape, grain is relatively similar (see “light museum collections catalog: China ceramics”, FIG. 743), otherwise the Netherlands van DE ven and van DE ven Oriental Art museum (Vanderven & Vanderven Oriental Art) hide a piece of blue sky to wear big honour, abdomen and foot are acted the role of the ji, the same as the items adornment gimmick. According to the national Palace Museum experts think, this kind of amplifier should belong to the royal family for before Buddha.
the halberd shape from chow bronze ware, imposing manner, the neck is symmetrical animal heads ears, abdominal and foot are acted the role of six ji, the outer wall from the mouth along with blue and white decorative painting down, neck, abdomen are decorated with dragons and phoenixes, foot wear pattern, the rest is scrolls grass, water lines, etc., as the free and easy, deep blue and white color is gorgeous.
according to Ming shi lu, a god of a memoir, “records, thirty years wanli (1602) in February, the” king of jiangxi tax supervisor, Mr. Scheeren pan four equals rao state horizontal taste, catastrophe to destroy apparatus factory.” Since then the jingdezhen imperial kiln fire was abolished and has no possible fire out such a huge size porcelain, so the items should be early wanli jingdezhen imperial kiln fire.

refer to: “the gallery collection focus light: China ceramics”, (Japan) light art gallery, 1987, 203, 741-743
“the Palace Museum hidden treasures series – blue and white youligong” ZhongCe, Shanghai science and technology publishing house, the commercial press (Hong Kong) co., LTD., 2000, pp. 184, the figure 173
“China ceramics: Oriental art magazine selected papers, from 1982 to 2003, (Hong Kong) Oriental art magazine, 2004, pp. 402