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GILT ‘IMMORTALS’ ᯄݨ䰟咺㈸Ⱁ
ANHUA DISH

Qing Dynasty, Kangxi Period
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! nely painted, the interior enclosing a central Most likely produced around the time of the ⧍侚⢕㡦䖤2001䎃6剢19傈管贫93
medallion depicting Shoulao seated under Kangxi emperor’s sixtieth birthday (1713), 䗱꧉㛔 Berwald Oriental Art ⧍侚
the stars reading a scroll in a rocky celestial the present dish belongs to group that often
landscape accompanied by a deer and an bear an imperial reign mark. A nearly identical
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attendant, the cavetto deftly incised with dish bearing a six-character Kangxi mark in
Je" rey P StamenCynthia Volk ⿻⧋❠俛
two scaly dragons pursuing ‘Flaming Pearls’, underglaze blue on the base from the Zhuyue
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the exterior with the Eight Immortals amid Tang Collection is published in Peter Y. K. Lam,
饟2017䎃㕬晝79
the cresting waves of a turbulent sea, each ‘Myriad Longevity without Borders: Some
poised atop an array of fanciful conveyances, Wing Imperial Birthday Ceramics from Hong
the attributes and other details picked out in Kong Collections’, Arts of Asia, vol. 40, no.
famille-verte enamels and gilt, coll. no. 480. 5, September - October 2010, pl. 3. Another
dish from the Tsui Museum of Art, also with
Diameter 8⅛ in., 20.5 cm
a Kangxi reign mark, is illustrated in the
PROVENANCE Exhibition of Art Treasures from Shanghai and
Hong Kong, Hong Kong, 1996, cat. no. 52.
Christie’s London, 19th June 2001, lot 93.
Berwald Oriental Art, London.
LITERATURE
Je" rey P. Stamen and Cynthia Volk with Yibin
Ni, A Culture Revealed: Kangxi-era Chinese
Porcelain from the Jie Rui Tang Collection,
Bruges, 2017, pl. 79.
$ 10,000-15,000

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