Hand-cut yao state kiln furnace with three legs in early Ming dynasty

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the shen FAMILY COLLECTION (7 colour lent) as the original shenyang by jiangsu changzhou HONG KONG five brothers and sisters have in common. They have been accepted traditional Confucian education, deep rich Chinese culture foundation, more treasure to the Chinese historical relics, preferences, and willing to gather and collect. Every one of them on the basis of inheritance grandfather collection, vigorously to expand and supplement. Therefore, today’s collection content is very significant, including bright type furniture, ancient jade, white jade, Ming and qing dynasties ancient coloured glaze, veteran kiln in tang and song dynasty, the Ming and qing dynasties porcelain, etc.
all, second brother professor shen Mr Mesa (William Shum), professional office building, a more positive miserably to California wenbo and collecting activities, successive the Los Angeles County Museum (LA County Museum) and treasure, the Museum (Bowers Museum). Shen brothers and sisters all believe in Buddhism, in family members under the agreement, in 2009 the family collection for many years, one gold statue of “national song dynasty guanyin ride a howler ikon given back to China, is now enshrined in xishan guanyin temple, (this icon in 1938 by the Detroit post founder, George Booth, from one dealer purchased in China. Given 1948 Grand Rapid Art Museum, after many times negotiations Grand Rapid Art Museum agreed to transfer the ikon privately, please go back to) by shen family was Wen Bojie 传为美谈.
美国加州亚洲艺术品拍卖公司很荣幸接受沈氏家族委托释出其部份藏品， 首选出二十四件藏品， 以应同好， 并庆祝本公司五周年志庆.

来源：香港洛杉矶沈氏家族（The Shum Family）珍藏
In an archaic bronze “ding” form， this piece has a round body and a straight and tall neck， which is slightly overhung by a broad rim. Two circular upright handles rest upon the shoulder. The three animal-like foot are surmounted by monster masks. The censor is covered overall with a lustrous olive-green glaze， e*cept for the bases of the foot， which are unglazed. Early Ming Dynasty period.