Gold to yuan Sky blue glaze purple masterpieces to the ear furnace with three legs

• RMB 3296700
• HKD 3700000
• USD 473600
• EUR 370000

exhibition:
the antique store Jane: min chiu society case “golden jubilee, the Hong Kong museum of art, Hong Kong, 2010-11, no. 110

this pa per furnace bright glaze color is thick, with three legs is the best device of its kind. The river masterpieces South jin jun kiln, says jun state, ancient porcelain masterpieces for its glaze color thick thick point, glaze color light sky blue, deep, like a peacock blue. At the beginning of the twelfth century, potters before start to burn in the glaze add a little purple copper material, so that the original milk blue purple spot on glaze, as the original jun glaze more add a vibrant, writing from such as, see the calligraphy style, deeply like by the literati was powerful.
this kind of shape, decorated stamps patterns, according to archaeological excavations, general broke in the yuan dynasty. Refer to Inner Mongolia Hohhot unearthed the similar furnace masterpieces, more than this, according to the inscription dating f unitary (1309), recorded in the complete works of the world ceramic, volume 13, Tokyo, in 1981, the colour version 103.
comparable cases, purple is less, recorded in the ancient city of Inner Mongolia JiNing road Addressing the unearthed porcelain “, Beijing, 2004, 89 chart. Another example, George Eumorfopoulos and Montague Meyer hidden, after the first sale at Christie’s in London on April 14, 1980, no. 250, and the Hong Kong su fu than on April 29, 1997, no. 508. There are two cases, one is e. Bennett lady old Tibet, sotheby’s sale in London on May 24, 1955, 148, the other was belong to w. w. Winkworth hidden, sold in London Su Fu than on September 12, 1972, no. 31. Another smaller furnace, sotheby’s sale in Hong Kong on November 29, 1976, no. 434, included in the sensitive refinement shed exhibition: China ceramics, set “, the Hong Kong museum of art, Hong Kong, in 1980, no. 36. Shanghai museum a large furnace, recorded in “China ceramic whole set”, Shanghai, 2000, 207 chart. “Xu exhibition hall collection of Chinese art at home and abroad an also load in the case of, Hong Kong, 1996, 28, chart sold at Christie’s in New York on April 22, 1999, no. 260.