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A FINE AND RARE SMALL JUN PURPLE-                                         北宋 / 金  鈞窯天藍釉紫斑小盌

SPLASHED ‘BUBBLE’ BOWL                                                    來源
                                                                          Bluett & Sons,倫敦,1964年3月31日
NORTHERN SONG-JIN DYNASTY (960-1234)                                      歐洲私人收藏,1964-2010年

The bowl is covered inside and out with a thick lavender-blue             此件鈞窯小盌造型雋秀,盈盈可握。其螢潤光亮的天藍釉面之中飾有不
glaze thinning to mushroom on the mouth, the interior applied             規則的玫瑰紫色斑塊,觀之如晚霞變幻又如山水氤氳,引人入勝。鈞窯
with a single splash of vivid purplish-red tone. The glaze stops          的銅紅釉裝飾始於十一世紀末的北宋晚期。
irregularly above the foot revealing the fine purplish-brown body.
2 ¡ in. (6 cm.) diam., Japanese wood box                                  此類紫斑小盌為鈞窯名品。傳世的同類小盌可參照故宮博物院藏一例,
                                                                          載於1996年出版故宮博物院藏文物珍品全集《兩宋瓷器(上)》,
HK$600,000-800,000  US$78,000-100,000                                    頁246,圖版222。另一相似的例子為大維德爵士舊藏現存大英博物館,
                                                                          載於畢宗陶著,倫敦2003年出版《Song Ceramics: Objects of Admiration》,
PROVENANCE                                                                頁61,圖20。另一件為臨宇山人舊藏,2015年12月1日於香港佳士得拍
                                                                          賣,拍品2808號。
Bluett & Sons, London, 31 March 1964
A European private collection, 1964-2010

The brilliant purple splashes on the current bowl were produced by the
addition of copper oxides to the surface of unfired glaze, a decorative
technique that appeared on Jun wares starting from the end of the 11th
century.

Jun bowls with splashes on both the interior and exterior are highly
sought after. Examples of similar bowls, mostly of below 9 cm. in
diameter, include one in the Palace Museum, Beijing, illustrated in
Porcelain of the Song Dynasty (I), The Complete Collection of Treasures
of the Palace Museum, Hong Kong, 1996, p. 246, pl. 222 (8.3 cm.
diam.); another in the collection of the Percival David Foundation,
illustrated by S. Pierson, Song Ceramics: Objects of Admiration, London,
2003, p. 61, pl. 20 (PDF 45B) (8.6 cm. diam.); one formerly in the
Linyushanren Collection, sold at Christie’s Hong Kong, 2 December
2015, lot 2808.

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