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PROPERTY FROM AN IMPORTANT
          PRIVATE AMERICAN COLLECTION
          ~794                               795                               ~796
          A GROUP OF SMALL FIGURES           A LARGE WHITE-GLAZED OVOID JAR    A GROUP OF BROWN-GLAZED VESSELS
          TANG DYNASTY (AD 618-907) AND LATER  SONG DYNASTY (AD 960-1279)      SONG DYNASTY (AD 960-1279) AND LATER
          The group includes a small Changsha brown-  The heavily potted ovoid jar is encircled around   The group includes a Cizhou-type black-painted
          glazed fgure of a rooster, Tang dynasty (AD   the shoulder by a double groomed band and is   blackish-brown-glazed meiping; a Cizhou-type
          618-907); a pair of straw-glazed pottery fgures   covered inside and out with a crackle-sufused,   oil-spot blackish-brown-glazed ovoid jar with a
          of ducks, Tang dynasty (AD 618-907); and three   clear glaze of slightly grey-green tone that ends   pair of double-strap handles; a small Cizhou-type
          Cizhou-type painted fgures, Ming dynasty (1368-  above the fat base.  blackish-brown-glazed stem dish with russet rim;
          1644), comprising: an incense stick holder in the                    a Jianyao ‘hare’s fur’ teabowl; a small brown-glazed
                                             12æ in. (32.4 cm) high
          shape of two monkeys fanking a censer, a small                       vase with angled shoulder and a trumpet-shaped
          fgure of a seated dog, and an incense stick holder                   neck; a black-speckled brown-glazed compressed
                                             $4,000-6,000
          modeled as two servants holding a bowl. Together                     circular jar and cover. Together with a small Yue
          with a black and café-au-lait-glazed candle or                       brown-spotted bowl, 3rd-5th century; and a black
          incense holder in the shape of a buddhist lion   PROVENANCE          and cream-speckled buf-ground meiping.
          seated on a hexagonal base.        J. M. Hu (1911-1995) Collection.
                                                                               The largest 8æ in. (22.2 cm.), seven hongmu
          Tallest 8 in. (20.3 cm.) high, each with a hongmu   宋   白瓷大罐         stands, each with a cloth box
          stand, three cloth boxes                                                                           (8)
                                        (7)                                    $3,500-5,000
          $1,500-2,500
                                                                               PROVENANCE
          PROVENANCE                                                           J. M. Hu (1911-1995) Collection.
          J. M. Hu (1911-1995) Collection.
                                                                               See illustration of seven.
          See illustration of six.
                                                                               宋及以後   褐釉器一組
          唐及以後   陶瓷塑像一組











































                                                       796 (seven of eight)

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