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           propertY oF an east Coast prIVate   this pair of bowls utilizes a rare and distinctive   清康熙   黃地青花礬紅彩浮雕雲龍
           CoLLeCtor                        technique to portray the dragons in underglaze-  趕珠紋盌一對
           A RARE PAIR OF YELLOW-GROUND     blue low relief against a yellow-glazed biscuit
           BLUE AND WHITE ‘DRAGON’ BOWLS    ground. the bowls were likely produced in the   《大清康熙年製》款
           KANGXI MARKS AND PERIOD          early years of the Kangxi emperor’s reign when   附原 Parke-Bernet 拍賣圖錄
                                            the craftsmen at the Imperial kilns were highly
           each with deep rounded sides set over a slightly   experimental and developed novel ways of   來源
           tapering foot and rising to an everted rim,   rendering traditional subjects. the early Kangxi   Parke-Bernet,紐約,1963年10月3日,
           the exterior painted in inky cobalt with two   period dating is further supported by the style   編號167
           sinuous five-clawed dragons each in pursuit of   of the reign marks. other early Kangxi period   Lester D. Shultis 醫生(1925-1997)收藏,
           a ‘flaming pearl’ amidst flame scrolls and waves   wares executed in this technique include a   此後家族傳承
           crashing into rocks below, the flame scrolls   yellow-ground ‘dragon’ dish sold in our London
           and some areas of the dragons raised in low   rooms, 17th December 1980, lot 669; and a
           relief, each dragon’s tongue and ‘flaming pearl’   similar dish, but with a café-au-lait-glazed
           picked out in over-glaze iron red, all against a   ground in the collection of the British museum
           yellow-glazed biscuit ground, the interior with   (coll. no. 1924,1019.1).
           an underglaze-blue ‘flaming pearl’ with some   $ 5,000-7,000
           of the flames picked out in iron red all within
           a double circle, the base with a six-character
           mark in underglaze blue within a double circle;
           together with the original parke-Bernet
           catalogue (3)
           Diameter 7¼ in., 18.4 cm
           PROVENANCE
           parke-Bernet new York, 3rd october 1963, lot
           167.
           Collection of Dr. Lester D. shultis (1925-1997),
           and thence by descent.










































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