MingZhengDe Yellow self-identify colour bead YunLongWen slag bucket

• RMB 1893375
• HKD 2125000
• USD 272000
• EUR 212500

yellow self-identify dragon grain is one of the zhengde classic decorative porcelain. Yongle, jingdezhen official kiln porcelain artisan trying new glaze supplement, yellow self-identify as one of them. Yongle and development officer pits are tried after burning yellow self-identify colour, but did not succeed. Yongle royal honey formation, yellow glaze green color samples excavated one plate and small ewer with cover each one, are all yellow YunLongWen self-identify colour. Xuan, into a pit 2 has yellow self-identify colour porcelain unearthed, intaglio, also has a bunch of flowers. Zhengde years, yellow color self-identify imperial porcelain is common. On Ming royal honey sites excavated the pieces, can consult exhibition focus, the unearthed Ming guan kiln jingdezhen porcelain, hon jubilee art gallery, Taipei, 1996, no. 109 and 109; Unearthed XuanDeGuan plug the jingdezhen porcelain, hon jubilee art gallery, Taipei, 1998, no. 73: “into a precious of cellar: jingdezhen bead mountain unearthed chenghua guan kiln porcelain”, hsu art museum, Hong Kong, in 1993, no. The B20 and B30.
– Jessica Harrison Hall in the Ming Ceramics in the British Museum, recorded a flooded bucket example, decorative and if this phase, London, 2001, chart now, and in same yellow self-identify dragon grain to a dish or two, and bowl, plate, and to these things, all book four word zhengde years. Dave Sir Old hidden in two recent cases, existing at The British museum, see figure Margaret Medley, “The Chinese Potter”, Oxford, 1976, 154 (734 A), figure and see Margaret Medley – The Illustrated Catalogue of Ming Polychrome Wares “, Dave DE China art foundation, London, 1978, no. 33, chart IV (PDF, 735 A), Medley 20 refers to The page in A book, two pieces of slag bucket with slightly, according to A 735 body is thick, yellow glaze color is deeper, green color into yellow. Another similar slag bucket, see John Ayers, the Chinese Ceramics in the Baur Collection “, Geneva, 1999, volume chart 1, 70. A example, The metropolitan museum of art Collection publication record in Suzanne g. Valenstein, “The Herzman Collection of Chinese Ceramics”, New York, 1992, 93 chart. , the fine arts museum and hide one, was exhibited in the Ming Porcelains in the Freer Gallery of Art “, the smithsonian institution, Washington, d.c., 1953, no. 30. Sotheby’s in New York had one, from Victor c. Novotny collection, September 18, 1996, no. 189, and load Yu Kangrui jun, the meiyintang China ceramics, London, 1994-2010, volume 4, no. 1682.