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A ‘XING’-TYPE WHITE-GLAZED EWER,
TANG DYNASTY
the baluster body rising from a short spreading
flat foot to a short waisted neck with everted
rim, set to one side with a strap handle and the
other a short cylindrical spout, covered overall
in white glaze pooling to a pale-blue colour in
the recessed areas, the base incised with a
character reading Ying
17.2 cm, 6¾ in.
The dating of this lot is consistent with the
results of thermoluminescence test, Oxford
Authentication Ltd., no. P116m80
‡ £ 6,000-8,000
HK$ 62,000-82,500 US$ 7,900-10,500
唐 白釉撇口執壺

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A LARGE ‘DING’ BOWL
NORTHERN SONG DYNASTY
the gently curved sides rising from a short
straight foot to a slightly everted rim, carved
to the centre of the interior with a lotus bloom
borne on leafy stem, the well moulded with six
radiating lines for a lobed effect, covered overall
in a creamy ivory glaze, the rim bound in metal
21.5 cm, 8½ in.
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‡ £ 6,000-8,000
HK$ 62,000-82,500 US$ 7,900-10,500
北宋 定窰白釉刻花卉紋盌

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