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A SMALL DING-TYPE WHITE-GLAZED EWER
NORTHERN SONG – LIAO DYNASTY
the tapering ovoid body rising from a straight foot, set atop
with an upright ropetwist handle diverging into two straps
each terminating in a floral flange, all above a curved spout
on one side, covered overall in a translucent white glaze
12 cm, 4¾ in.
HK$ 20,000-30,000
US$ 2,550-3,850

A similar ewer in the Victoria and Albert Museum is
illustrated by John G. Ayers, Far Eastern Ceramics in the
Victoria and Albert Musuem, London, 1980, pl. 81. Compare
also a related Dingyao ewer sold in our New York rooms, 11th
September 2019, lot 759.
北宋至遼 定窰系白釉提樑壺

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A LONGQUAN CELADON HANDLED CUP
SONG – YUAN DYNSATY
the rounded sides rising from a short foot to a gently
incurved rim, set on one side with a bracket-shaped flange
above a loop ring, applied overall with a thick sea-green glaze
save for the unglazed mouthrim and footring
10.9 cm, 4½ in.
PROVENANCE
Salzberg Collection (label).
HJ Collection (label).
HK$ 50,000-70,000
US$ 6,400-9,000
宋至元 龍泉青釉鋬沿洗

來源：
Salzberg 收藏（標籤）
HJ 收藏（標籤）
A related longquan celadon cup with a ruyi-form tab sold in
our New York room, 23rd March 2019, lot 1517.
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Compare also a Dingyao and a Junyao versions of this cup
in the collection of the Palace Museum, Beijing, illustrated in
The Complete Collection of Treasures of the Palace Museum :
Porcelain of the Song dynasty, Hong Kong, 1996, vol. 1. pl. 60
and 229 respectively.

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