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         The form of the present moonflask is in imitation of Yongle period   ᫉೭ज㋵Գ㪏֎᭦ᦼᐦᝲ≡⎏ӳԧԠה卿ݯᆨᝬ᚝जᵒ⯇ംఓ۔ݣԋࣥ
         (1403-1425) prototypes, which are likely to have been inspired   Ԡ㞖㠤଍ǯ㯸ַ׾㇦ᙻഅ㧿ࢷ⁒㱦㱦⻦卿ࡺᑐ厍⯠㞖ྒྷՌᰲ⻱ワࢷ⁒
         by Middle Eastern metalwares. Similar Qianlong blue and white
                                                           㱦㱦⻦Ӭ։卿ߒᙻ׍࠺卿Ƕ$IJOFTF $FSBNJDT  " /FX $PNQSFIFOTJWF
         moonflasks of this types are in several museum collections worldwide:
                                                           4VSWFZǷ卿⡥⡙卿     ჺ卿㮰        厎ᚚទ߅ݏ⧻ワ㱦㱦⻦ݦ։卿Ӭ
         one of the same size from the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco is
         included in He Li, Chinese Ceramics: A New Comprehensive Survey,   ։ݰԳ㪏ݪໃ᪪卿Ӭ։Ὅ᪪   ߎߣ㵶      ݩߎࣿ    ݩߎ  卿㖊ᙻǶԋஇ
         New York, 1996, pp. 321-322, pl. 599; two are located in the Idemitsu   㪃┵厍߅ݏ⧻ワ㱦⻦৅எ㢙Ƿ卿ែ՗卿     ჺ㮰        卿எ‸⤔⽚
         Museum (49.2 cm. and 50 cm. high, the latter unmarked), both       ࣿ    厎Ṷ㪈ᘢ༈ࢷ⁒㩴㩴⻦Ӭ։   㵶      ݩߎ  卿㇦ᙻǶṶ㪈ᘢ༈
         illustrated in Chinese Ceramics in the Idemitsu Museum Collection,
                                                           ࢷ⁒㩴㩴⻦ᙔ⁒⠢⠝Ÿ≢଍࣍Ƿ卿ӳݺ卿Ṷ㪈卿     ჺ卿㮰   卿எ‸
         Tokyo, 1987, pp. 362 and 363, pls. 949 and 950; another (49.5 cm.
                                                             厎ࢶ՗ࢷ⁒㩴㩴⻦Ӭ։   㵶    ݩߎ  卿⎈ᙻǶԋஇ᫓ջᜀᇪ㤯≢଍Ƿ卿
         high) in the Shenyang Palace Museum’s collection is illustrated in The
         Prime Cultural Relics Collected by Shenyang Imperial Palace Museum-  ࢈՗卿     ჺ卿㮰    厎ԋஇஇ།ࢷ⁒㱦㱦⻦Ӭ։   㵶      ݩߎ  卿㇦
         The Chinaware, vol. 1, Shengyang, 2007, p. 65, pl. 35; one (50 cm. high)   Ƕԋஇஇ།ࢷ⁒㱦㱦⻦ᙔ⁒Ⓔ♾ऐᝧ Ĥ ≢଍࣍ Ĥ ᳖ջǷ卿ӳᱡ卿
         in the Nanjing museum is illustrated in Zhongguo lidai Jingdezhen ciqi,
                                                           ჺ卿㮰    卿எ‸   厎झ࢈இ⛁ᘢ༈ࢷ⁒㩴Ք⻦Ӭ׾   㵶      ݩߎ  卿
         Beijing, 1998, p. 169; one (49.2 cm. high) in the National Museum of
                                                           ㇦Ƕ᳖ջ㬪Ɽ≢଍Ƿ卿✄   ݺ卿㲞ᳰ卿     ჺ卿㮰      卿எ‸⤔⽚
         China is illustrated in Studies of the Collections of the National Museum
         of China, Shanghai, 2007, p. 122, pl. 83; and one (49.3 cm. high) in the      ࣿ   B Dǯ
         Taipei National Palace Museum is published in the Blue and White
         Ware of the Ch’ing Dynasty, vol. 2, Hong Kong, 1968, pp. 50 and 51, pls.   ᫉ം卿Քᝳᙇ׾ᙻ㇦ᙻ☆՞ᘘ⻦卿ࡺᑐ厍߿ᇍ᭄⻱ワ㱦ᘘ⻦Ӭ։   㵶
         15 and 15a-c.                                         ݩߎ 卿㖊ᙻǶᇍ᭄⻱ワ㱦Ĥ㪃≢Ĥ᳖ջǷ卿✄ ݺ卿㲞ᳰ卿    ჺ卿
                                                           எ‸⤔⽚   厎Ӭ׾ᝪݣ⻦ #SVOEBHF Ⅷ⻦卿ߒᙻ $  BOE .  #FVSEFMFZ
         Compare also a number of examples from private collections including:
         one (49.6 cm. high) illustrated in The Tsui Museum of Art: Chinese   ᏒⶬǶ-B $FSBNJRVF $IJOPJTFǷ卿ഏ㞑ై卿     ჺ卿⤔⽚    厎Ӭ׾
         Ceramics-Qing Dynasty, vol. 4, Hong Kong, 1995, pl. 75; one from   ᝪ⊐ըὙԠ⯠⻦卿ᇌᙻ      ჺ   ᝲ    ᚚᙻ㲞ᳰ⼖༛ᬘᐽ㐈卿ᐽ৅⤔
         the Brundage Collection is described by C. and M. Beurdeley in La   ⽚    厎Ӭ։׹⯇ (FSBME .  (SFFOXBME Ⅷ⻦卿ᝪ㖊ᙻǶ5XP 5IPVTBOE
         Ceramique Chinoise, Fribourg, 1974, no. 138; one (49.7 cm. high) from   :FBST PG $IJOFTF $FSBNJDTǷ卿     ჺ卿⤔⽚   卿Ԡᇌࣽᙻ      ჺ
         the Edward T. Chow Collection was sold as lot 544 at Sotheby’s Hong
         Kong, 19 May 1981; and another (49 cm. high) from the Gerald M.   ᝲ   ᚚᙻ㲞ᳰצ೥ᇑᐽ㐈卿ᐽ৅⤔⽚     ǯ
         Greenwald Collection was publicised in Two Thousand Years of Chinese
         Ceramics, 1996, no. 58, and later sold as lot 2826 at Christie’s Hong
         Kong, 1 December 2010.






























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