Ming, 14 to 15 centuries later A CARVED LONGQUAN CELADON EWER
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| – | size | 31.1 cm high | |
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| work classification | ceramics single glaze porcelain of Ming dynasty | s | Ming, 14 to 15 centuries later |
| value | USD 80000-100000 | ||
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| art “collection of Chinese art there – MARCHANT | 2017-09-14 | ||
| Christie ‘s New York co., LTD. | auction | Asia week in September of 2017 | |
| description | The pear – shaped body tapers to a narrow neck below The everted rim and is applied with a curving spout supported by a cloud – form The struts opposite The strap – form The handle. The body is carved with a peony scroll below a band with leafy scroll on The shoulder and upright petals on The neck. The ewer is covered overall with a rich sea – green glaze, and The tip of The spout is mounted in silver. | ||
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