Ming yongle Blue and white tie up branch flowers wen ling mouth tray

• RMB 5068168
• HKD 5678340
• USD 732500
• EUR 578675

this blue tie up branch flowers wen ling mouth tray, decorative clear and fine. Such disks, was founded in yuan, more than exports, following the burn was once seen yongle emperor rather encourage exports to official porcelain. Therefore, today the safavid dynasty blue-and-white ware is mostly found in Iran and Turkey royal hid the Ottoman empire. Yongle once, court of blue and white porcelain export control is very strict, it’s mostly with zheng he’s fleet to overseas. Zheng he was between 6 to the western seas, far to the east, along the reward states, and each trade, prompting yongle spread of blue and white porcelain. Similar QingHuaPan ceramics, has been unearthed in jingdezhen austral yongle accumulation, near the hongwu accumulation, and therefore can be broken, this kind of tray system was early.

the fourteenth century porcelain ware decorated tangled branches of flowers and plants, decorative sweeping overelaborate, to 15 century, artisan bold innovation, to break the power characteristics of grain heavy, as independent act the role of porcelain flowers, more add a minute elegant. Like to see this offer, wall act the role ofing within twelve fold branch flowers and plants, a total of two groups, the same class, relative Angle, echo each other at a distance, each branch to leaf curl around flowers, the qing chang graceful and restrained, the classic of yongle blue and white.

see a similar plate example, Istanbul top card than the palace Museum, Yu Kangrui jun, the Chinese Ceramics in the Topkapi Saray Museum, Istanbul “, London, 1986, volume II, chart 601; Another example of Dave ‘s jazz collection, courtesy of The British museum, London, recorded The Oriental Ceramics. The World’ s Great Collections “, Tokyo, 1982, volume 6, 76 chart; Recorded case of Taipei’s national Palace Museum, the early Ming dynasty porcelain exhibition, the national Palace Museum, Taipei, 1982, no. 38. The fourth case “longquan set fang: entrepreneurship seventy anniversary”, Tokyo, 1976, volume 1, 753 chart. See also similar decorative plate, two cases of sect east Asia museum, Stockholm, Jan Dr. Dr. Wirgin, “Chinese Ceramics from The Axel and Nora Lundgren Bequest”, Stockholm, in 1978, possesses The 27, no. 25. Another treasure Mottahedeh collection storage, Michael Howard and John Ayers, the China for the West. The Chinese Porcelain and Other Decorative Arts for Export “, New York, 1978, volume 1, page 12, sold at sotheby’s ‘s in New York on March 20, 1976, no. 113, following the sale on September 20, 2000, no. 105. The third case sale sotheby’s’ s Hong Kong on April 8, 2013, no. 3018.