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A RARE DING CHRYSANTHEMUM-FORM ٬೐ ೜⒌Ⅾ㕳⬙‷མ᧾
WASHER
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NORTHERN SONG DYNASTY (960-1127)
'PSFTUFSⅧ⻦ 卻ᡜᗌ᧐⟟卼
The washer is elegantly potted with fluted walls rising from the #VUUFSGJFME #VUUFSGJFME卻ᡜᗌ᧐⟟卼
flat base to twelve petal lobes, covered overall with a thin lustrous
ᝳ༏ऒᙔ⁒⻱ワ卿झ࢈
glaze of pale ivory tone with the exception of the tip of each lobe,
thinning slightly around the rim of the base. ᰚࢦՀ≓Ɽऑ卿᳍⭬卿ჹᄓǯ㘻㵲ݤംᙼ⎊㞏卿㞏㬷१Ჶ⁅ⰰ卿⎊ԋᇤ
6 ……/”ÿ in. (17 cm.) diam., box 㧲㬩卿ᬔ≓㮱⛘Ὅ㞏卿㬖⫭⽔᲼⎊వ⡿ǯ
HK$800,000-1,000,000 US$110,000-130,000 ᝳ໬Ӭջ卿ឬ㐏प⊿⎏ⴵ≓଍⎵≾ἃ⏇リ卿ᇖ㞖ྏǮᶜ⯍㪃≢كज㇦ݯ
㔌ᆴǯ᳖༈⯠⻦ԋἃᙇӶഅ⎏໬ջⴵ≓⏎ԋ卿ᝳӬ։ࢶ໬ـݤत໶⚨
PROVENANCE
⏎卿ݯ㫍ك஄㑷Ԇսᘒ㞜῟Ꮀ卿ֿங㙁௛ࣿᬘ׾ӳൈ߅Ӭ㗂卿⧎㇦஠
The Forester Collection (according to label)
ऱהࢦՀ≓卿→⻦झ࢈இ⛁ᘢ༈ࢷ⁒㩴卿ⶬ㢙ᙻǶ໬໶⚨⁞ཿǷஎ‸
Butterfield & Butterfield (according to label) ⽚ǯ
Alan Chen’s Fine Arts, Taipei
During the Song dynasty vessels made in chrysanthemum form
became popular in a number of media, including silver, lacquer, and
fine ceramics. A small number of Song dynasty chrysanthemum-form
dishes are preserved in the Qing Court collection, among which is a
Southern Song Guan dish from the Xiuneisi kiln in the collection of
National Palace Museum, though potted with a short ring foot and
fired on spurs, it shares the same number of lobes and a very similar
proportion to the current dish, see Catalogue of the Special Exhibition of
Sung Dynasty Kuan Ware, Taipei, 1989, no. 93.

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