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712

           A LARGE BLUE AND WHITE TAZZA
           QING DYNASTY, FIRST HALF OF
           THE 19TH CENTURY
           the dish with a broad slightly countersunk well,
           shallow rounded sides, and lipped rim all set
           over a wide, waisted cylindrical stand ! aring at
           the base, the dish centered with a round shou
           character within a band of interlocking ruyi heads
           enclosed by a double circle surrounded by a wide
           band of alternating pairs of confronting bats
           amid clouds and stylized shou characters within
           scrolling lotus, a scrolling ! oral band wrapping
           the interior rim and a band of alternating lappets
           and ruyi heads around the exterior rim, the foot
           with bands of clouds, angular scrolls, scrolling
           lotus, and upright lappets
           Diameter 15¾ in., 40 cm
           $ 15,000-20,000
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           A LARGE BLUE AND WHITE                                             712
           ‘DRAGON’ JARDINIERE
           QING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURY
           the deep rounded sides tapering towards the
           base and surmounted by a lipped rim, the exterior
           painted with two animated four-clawed dragons
           pursuing a ‘! aming pearl’ in a cloud-" lled sky
           above cresting waves and vertiginous peaks of
           Mount Penglai, all between line borders, a band
           of circles reserved against a cobalt-blue ground
           beneath the rim, the interior glazed pale bluish-
           white, a circular aperture centering the base
           Diameter 24 in., 61 cm
           $ 15,000-20,000
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