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A RARE AND LARGE PURPLE-SPLASHED ٬೐ 㕺 㖹⒌૱Ⳉ㕳♟ᐾ㗱
JUN BOWL ଍ᙼ഍⻤ⰰ㞏卿⡻᜔ᯬᝳ⣔ᙚ卿㞏㐏⫐⭨޵࣡卿ऑᯒǮݤᄓ
NORTHERN SONG-JIN DYNASTY (960-1234) ࣿംᄓ㬖⫭ǯ
The bowl is well potted with deep, rounded and straight sides
rising from a low rising from a low, spreading foot to a slightly ϝᬝ
inverted rim, and is covered with milky blue and purple splashes 㱐ᇪల⯠⻦
suffused with copper green spots. The thick glaze on the exterior 㯸ַ଍௛ֿཨ༿☸ഌԠ㟕⚨഍㬪㞏㠍卿ज㇦ᙻᄮ⹴ा卿Ƕ⅌Ⳍల⻦ԋ
stops short of the finely cut foot to expose the biscuit body. The
இ≢଍Ƿ卿✄ ݺ卿ٳᘹ卿 ჺ卿㮰 卿⤔⽚ ǯऔजᬘ㖅Ӭ
rim and base of the interior are also unglazed and fired reddish-
։഍⻤⡻ↄ㠍卿ߒ㖊ᙻǶ䂆ᯛ㫀ⱥ厍ࠛ᥉Ӯࢦ㙉ჺ⡕ሗǷ卿ӳݺ卿ែ
brown.
՗卿 ჺ卿㮰 卿⤔⽚ ǯ᫉ം卿Ӭ։ཨ༿⏟ⲋ卿଍௛⏟ऱ卿Ԇ
6‰ in. (17.5 cm.) wide, box
㩠჌ࣥ⸌⎏㟕⚨⣔㞏㠍ᝪᙻצ೥ᇑ⡥⡙ ჺ ᝲ ᚚӳᐽ卿ἃᐽ৅
HK$1,600,000-2,800,000 US$210,000-360,000 ⽚ǯ
PROVENANCE ᫉଍⣌ԋ☑Ⓔ⎉ᝳ㩨ݩतῂ㞐ݏ᳭ჺᯧ᳭㉹ ᳭㉹⤔⽚ )& 卿
The Yangdetang Collection ჺ ᝲ ᚚ 卿㌴༰⯝ទஎ㢙Ԡ໸ჺ⛾भǯ
A Jun bowl of similar proportions, but of slightly larger size and covered
with the more usual pale blue glaze, is illustrated in Regina Krahl,
Chinese Ceramics from the Meiyintang Collection, vol. 1, London, 1994,
pp. 220 and 221, no. 383. Compare also a closely related example,
also applied with an opaque bluish glaze with purplish-red splashes,
included in Mayuyama, Seventy Years, vol. 1, Tokyo, 1976, no. 410, p. 139.
Another bowl, from the Falk Collection, of similar size but covered in
green and bearing the original cover, was sold at Christie’s New York,
16 October 2001, lot 71.
The result of C-Link Research & Development Limited
Thermoluminescence Analysis number 7774HE08 (10 May 2019) is
consistent with the dating of this lot.

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