qing Blue and white tie up branch flowers eight auspicious grain ssangyong’s ear on the bottle

• RMB 172500
• HKD 194476
• USD 25875
• EUR 18975

note: bottle mouth, thick neck, oblate belly, underneath the oval ring foot wide. Both sides neck epaulets dual longnu ears, abdominal center has a cone convex. Perfect blue and white paint grain, mouth tallied, abdominal two edges are acted the role of meander week, neck tie up for flowers, group that abdominal center for ganoderma lucidum, outer ring deformation lotus-shaped grain triangle flowers pattern circle round, snail, umbrella, cap, flowers, pot, fish, im eight auspicious pattern, ventral draw put lotus flower, outsole blue book “qing qianlong year” six three lines of the seal character.
this type of modelling is a reference to yong xuan on bottle slightly change the cutting and become, from the earliest yongzheng dynasty, only physical see Japan out light art museum collection of “the qing yongzheng, green Hualien disc Wen Bian pot”, after the also has fired more, also have an qing dynasty called “good ya mu of ancient cultural connotation. In addition to the blue and white, still see a yellow to blue and white, color glaze, etc. “Eight auspicious” or “sweet lines”, the source of Tibetan Buddhism. As the auspicious patterns decorative porcelain, began in the yuan dynasty. It has a relatively fixed order, the qing dynasty is the round, snail, umbrella, cap, flowers, pot, fish, long order, pronounced ching, push effect they judged the yuan buddhist beliefs for the imperial family, and yong xuan yuan dynasty once Buddhism and implements modelling, author has changed to new. This bottle is spectacular, grave and elegant, pure blue and white color, more local ChongBi touched, in pursuit of xuan xuan denian blue-and-white characteristics, and collection of stamps, plastic coated, in a painting, and fire is very not easy, is a rare kiln furnishings jack.

refer to:
1. The China national museum of cultural relics research series, the qing dynasty porcelain, Shanghai ancient books publishing house, 2007, the figure 83.
2. “live corning auspicious patterns porcelain exhibition”, in 1995, the national Palace Museum, figure 11.