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□ 401 SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE

PROPERTY FROM A JAPANESE PRIVATE COLLECTION
TWO SANCAI PILLOWS
SONG DYNASTY
the ingot-shaped pillow decorated with foliate ‘fish’ cartouches
against a coin-diapered ground; the other carved to the top
with flower sprays, the sides with lotus blooms moulded in
relief
17.6 and 16.1 cm, 6⅞ and 6⅜ in.

HK$ 20,000-30,000 401
US$ 2,600-3,850
宋 三彩銀錠式枕 及 三彩刻花卉紋枕

□ 402 SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE

PROPERTY FROM A JAPANESE PRIVATE COLLECTION
TWO CIZHOU ‘LOTUS’ PILLOWS
SONG DYNASTY
the first carved through the white slip with a pair of mandarin
ducks and a fish in a lotus pond; the other carved in a brown
slip with lotuses and a lotus pod
25.5 and 27.2 cm, 10 and 10¾ in.
HK$ 20,000-30,000
US$ 2,600-3,850
402
A related Northern Song dynasty pillow, decorated with a large
furled lotus leaf and bloom, was exhibited in Chinese Ceramic
Pillows: the Mr. & Mrs. Yeung Wing Tak Gift, Museum of the
Western Han Tomb of the Nanyue King, Guangzhou, 1993, cat.
no. 50.
宋 磁州白釉枕兩件

□ 403 SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE

PROPERTY FROM A JAPANESE PRIVATE COLLECTION
A QINGBAI PILLOW AND A SANCAI PILLOW
SONG DYNASTY
both of waisted rectangular form; the qingbai pillow decorated
with ten boys; the sancai pillow carved with ‘floral’ cartouches
reserved on a floral ground
21.1 and 17.1 cm, 8¼ and 6¾ in.
HK$ 10,000-20,000
US$ 1,300-2,600
403
宋 青白釉嬰戲圖枕 及 三彩花卉紋枕

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