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A WHITE-GLAZED DISH-MOUTHED VASE
LIAO-SONG DYNASTY (907-1279)
The vase is elegantly potted with an ovoid body and a short splayed foot. The
long neck is faring to a dish-shaped mouth with a short upright rim, covered in
a rich, even creamy-white tone stopping at the unglazed foot.
11½ in. (28.6 cm.) high
£10,000-15,000 US$14,000-20,000
€12,000-17,000
PROVENANCE:
Collection of Professor Ferdinando Cappelletti, acquired in Rome in the late
1970s.
The current lot may be compared to a Ding dish-mouthed vase from the 10th
century (28.8 cm. high) of similar size that was sold at Christie's Hong Kong,
1 June 2016, lot 3110 and which was described as a very rare example of the
early Ding wares produced in Quyang county.

遼/宋 白釉盤口瓶

來源:羅馬藏家 Ferdinando Cappelletti 教授珍藏,
1970年代末購自羅馬

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