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PROPERTY FROM THE QUEK KIOK LEE COLLECTION
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         A PAIR OF FINE SMALL CLAIR-DE-LUNE GLAZED         清道光   天藍釉小石榴尊一對   「浩然堂」楷書款
         POMEGRANATE-FORM VASES
         DAOGUANG PERIOD (1821-1850), HAORAN TANG HALL MARKS IN   來源
         UNDERGLAZE BLUE                                   1972 年 12 月 20 日購於新加坡
         Each vase is finely potted with a globular body resting on a   郭克禮珍藏
         countersunk base rising to a waisted neck and a flared mouth in the   是對石榴小尊的形制當始燒於雍正年間,且見於多個不同單色
         form of five barbed sepals. The exterior is decorated on one side in   釉的似例。其它雍正石榴尊可參考北京故宮博物院一件灑藍釉
         white slip with a flowering branch of pomegranate and a smaller
         branch on the other side, and is covered overall with a lustrous   尺寸略大的藏品,其高 18.7 公分,載於《清代御窯瓷器 ‧ 卷
         clair-de-lune glaze.                              一》,第 2 冊,北京,2005 年,頁 282-283,圖版 127 號;此
         3 Ω in. (8.8 cm) high, boxes                 (2)  外有兩件茶葉末釉石榴小尊,分別藏於南京博物院及巴黎吉美
         HK$150,000-200,000              US$20,000-26,000  美術館,分別載於《中國清代官窯瓷器》,上海,2006 年,頁
                                                           206 及《Oriental Ceramics: The World’s Great Collection-Musée
         PROVENANCE                                        Guimet》,第 7 冊,1981 年,彩色圖版 47 號。而香港蘇富比
         Acquired in Singapore, 20 December 1972
                                                           2013 年 10 月 8 日亦曾出現一件紅釉石榴尊,其為拍品 3057 號。
         This attractive form of small vase appears to have been
         produced with a variety of well-applied monochrome glazes
         in the Yongzheg reign. Other Yongzheng-marked vases in
         this form include: one in the Palace Museum, Beijing, covered
         with powder blue-glaze but slightly larger in size (18.7 cm.
         high), illustrated in, Qingdai yuyao ciqi, juan 1, vol. 2, Beijing,
         2005, pp. 282-283 pl. 127; another two Yongzheng-marked
         tea-dust glazed examples in the Nanjing Museum and the
         Guimet Musée, published, respectively, in Zhongguo Qingdai
         guanyao ciqi, Shanghai, 2003, p.206 and Oriental Ceramics:
         The World’s Great Collection-Musée Guimet, vol. 7. 1981, col. pl.
         47; and a copper-red glazed example sold at Sotheby’s Hong
         Kong, 8 October 2013, lot 3057.










































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