The southern song dynasty jizhou kiln partridge glaze bottle

• RMB 3071000
• HKD 3700000
• USD 473600
• EUR 370000

Taipei related information show the plum bottle shape of end, glaze, handed down in jiangxi jizhou kiln products. Milky white and russet flow through the brown and black glaze, is characteristic of jizhou kiln, but only a handful of glaze color markings so flowing exquisite, full of nature itself. And little mei bottles of amplifier, the bottle of proportion, the shape is fluent, rare treasures. If the glaze is also called the partridge spot, amber speckle is more, says hawksbill spot, jizhou kiln artisan meticulously created, complex process. Porcelain maker should implement uniform table glazing, and spills with high glaze ash content spots, top grade spots like nature itself, like a partridge feathers or the hawksbill turtle shell. This kind of decorative imitation of nature, to the southern song dynasty literati interest.

jizhou kiln porcelain 盌 class for bulk, but at the end of the southern song dynasty and yuan dynasty, also I saw a few set pieces. When mei bottles of various shapes proportion has less the former generation, and may refer to xinan sinking South Korea to discover the case; The ship carrying a large number of Chinese porcelain, sinking in road bound for Japan, about the yuan dynasty to three years, when see the xinan ship, vol. 2, South Korea’s national maritime museum, mokpo, 2006, pp. 289, chart 08, and the big yuan FanYing: South Korea xinan sinking water cultural essence “, zhejiang museum, hangzhou, 2012, pp. 46.

compare Samuel t. Mrs Peters hidden plum bottle, smaller size, markings similar to this product, existing the Metropolitan Museum of Art, exhibition in the Treasures from the Metropolitan Museum of Art “, the China pavilion, New York, 1979, no. 36. Another plum bottle class example, short and straight, speckle richer spilt, is old qing, the existing Beijing, recorded in the national Palace Museum hidden treasures collected. Two song porcelain (under), Hong Kong, 1996, 216 chart. Sotheby’s in New York had sold a small bottle, Janos Szekeres couple old Tibet, December 7, 1983, no. 210, the exhibition in the Hare’s Fur, Tortoiseshell and Partridge Feathers. The Chinese Brown and Black – Glazed Ceramics “, the art institute of Harvard University, Cambridge, in 1995, no. 91. Another example, sold at sotheby’s in New York on March 16, 2016, no. 262.