In the 14th century Longquan celadon green glaze hand-cut lines blotches ewer flowers

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ewer mouth and straight neck, round abdomen, ring foot sliced, on both sides of the upper abdomen respectively trickle and holding hands, qing-bai glaze, glaze even, hair color green. If glaze powder green, beautiful natural ancient jade. Ewer pot body with a ring of string lines are divided into two, the upper part of moire, lower for the peony lines, full of the fun of piao zhuo. Simple rate of pot body, holding hands and garnish with several pieces of brown spots, like the rust. Holding hands with several bowstring grain decoration, plain and simple. Longquan celadon is important outside of jingdezhen kilns, with blue glaze alone wins, longquan celadon start-up in the five dynasties, inherit the kiln celadon feng, attendants, become the main production in southern celadon kiln mouth. Longquan celadon in southern song dynasty created a powder blue and plum green glaze color, pushing the beauty of the celadon glaze color to the peak, its color is green and luxuriant., pinker cute. To the yuan, longquan celadon green glaze outshine others, other kiln mouth to match. Especially thick glaze, glaze water extremely thick, the color green but person, glaze jade-like stone embellish, like a fake jade. Yuan and Ming dynasties longquan celadon once for supply official, embodies the high level of longquan celadon porcelain making. The early Ming dynasty, longquan celadon and jingdezhen, court with porcelain production at the same time, the officer made style, neat. This ewer overall shape modelling is balanced, smooth lines, decorative uninhibited and smooth. Green glaze heavy full figure making jade, green happy person, very have to see the beauty of simple but elegant even benefit of elegant noble gas. It is the 14th century longquan celadon boutique. Source:

Paris c t loo
sotheby’s London, July 10, 1979, lot no. 92
Jack Chia couple old Tibet
sotheby’s Hong Kong, on November 5, 1996, lot no. 631

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