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A LARGE PAIR OF CHINESE IMARI DISHES A PAIR OF CELADON 'CADOGAN' TEAPOTS
1700-1730 18th-19th century
Each painted in underglaze blue, iron red and gilt with a central octofoil Each with slender spout and loop handle, the peach-form body
flowerhead issuing three branches with stylized lotus, hibiscus and decorated with leafy stems in relief with underglaze-blue and copper-
chrysanthemum and smaller peony heads that rise to the cavetto red splashes, the short foot splayed, glazed overall in translucent
below a wide band of composite flowerheads at the everted rim, the celadon pooling to darker tones at recess areas. (2)
reverse with two loosely painted prunus branches. (2) 5 1/2in (14.2cm) and 5 5/16in (13.5cm) high
14 1/4in (36.2cm) diam
$4,000 - 6,000
$1,200 - 1,800
十八-十九世紀 青釉桃形《Cadogan》茶壺一對
1700-1730年 中式伊萬里花卉紋大盤一對
For other early 18th century Chinese Imari dishes and bowls with
similar octofoil flowerheads with composite floral scroll surrounds
at the centers, see Regina Krahl, John Ayers and Nurdan Erbahar,
Chinese Ceramics in the Topkapi Saray Museum, Istanbul, A Complete
Catalogue, III, Qing Dynasty Porcelains, London, 1986, pp.1213-1220,
nos.2998, 3014 and 3031.

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