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TWO BROWN SPLASHED ‘QINGBAI’ FIGURES
OF OFFICIALS
SONG DYNASTY
each figure standing on an hexagonal base wearing an
official’s hat and long draped robe, one holding a tablet
against his face, the other with a pig’s head, covered overall
with a translucent and very pale blue colour with splashes of
dark iron-brown
(2)
20.7 and 19.8 cm, 8⅛ and 7¾ in.
EXHIBITED
Iron in the Fire. The Chinese Potters’ Exploration of Iron Oxide
Glazes, The Oriental Ceramic Society, Ashmolean Museum,
Oxford, 1988, cat. no. 79.
£ 3,000-4,000
HK$ 31,300-41,700 US$ 4,000-5,400
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《Iron in the Fire. The Chinese Potters’Exploration of
Iron Oxide Glazes》，東方陶瓷學會，阿什莫林博物
館，牛津，1988年，編號79

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A TURQUOISE-GLAZED FIGURE OF ZHENWU
17TH CENTURY
the deity seated on a high-back throne chair raised on a
waisted plinth in dark blue and turquoise enamels, wearing
a turquoise-enamelled dragon robe, with various areas left
unglazed revealing the grey stoneware
34 cm, 13⅖ in.
£ 2,000-3,000
HK$ 20,900-31,300 US$ 2,700-4,000

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A PURPLE-SPLASHED ‘JUN’ BOWL
SONG DYNASTY
the deep rounded sides supported on a low spreading foot,
covered overall with a ‘moon white’ glaze deepening to a
lavender tone by the foot and draining to a pale mushroom
color at the rim, the interior with purple splashes
18 cm, 7 in.
£ 3,000-5,000
HK$ 31,300-52,500 US$ 4,000-6,700

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