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          PROPERTY FROM AN IMPORTANT PRIVATE AMERICAN COLLECTION
          ~806                                                ~807
          A GROUP OF MONOCHROME VESSELS                       A GROUP OF NINE SMALL WHITE WARES
          QING DYNASTY (1644-1911) AND LATER                  MING-QING DYNASTY (1368-1911)
          The group includes a black-glazed tripod censer with upright handles, the   The group includes a Dehua ladle; a white-glazed stem dish with lobed
          interior covered with a dark brown wash; a Jun-style pear-shaped bottle vase,   sides; a white-glazed hexagonal bowl with angular loop handles; a Dehua
          covered with a milky sky-blue glaze; a Jun-style shallow dish, covered with   jar with cover, each molded with a band of narrow petals; a shallow white-
          a dark blue and milky blue glaze that thins on the rim and concentric rings in   glazed pouring vessel, possibly Liao dynasty; a white-glazed double-gourd
          the center of the interior; a ‘teadust’-glazed quatrefoil jardinière raised on four   vase; a Dehua cup with branch-form handle; a white-glazed cup with handle
          ruyi supports, the base inscribed with an apocryphal Yongzheng seal mark; a   issuing from an animal mask; and a Dehua square bird feeder with rounded
          small meiping covered with a marbled glaze of turquoise, blue and red color;   sides. Together with a small Jun-type stem bowl, possibly Guangdong, Qing
          and a saucer dish with everted rim covered with a crackle-sufused, milky-  dynasty (1644-1911).
          white glaze, except for an unglazed ring in the center of the interior.
                                                              Largest 4√ in. (12.5 cm.) wide, each with a hongmu stand and a cloth box
          Largest 8¬ in. (22 cm.) diam., fve hongmu stands, fve cloth boxes                                (10)
                                                         (6)   $4,000-6,000
          $2,500-4,000
                                                              PROVENANCE
          PROVENANCE                                          J. M. Hu (1911-1995) Collection.
          J. M. Hu (1911-1995) Collection.
                                                              EXHIBITED
          清及以後   單色釉器一組                                       Hexagonal bowl, jar and cover, cup with branch-form handle, and bird feeder:
                                                              Hong Kong, Chinese University of Hong Kong, An Exhibition of Te Hua
                                                              Porcelain, Art Gallery, January - June 1975, nos. 69, 67, 17 and 70, respectively.
                                                              See illustration of nine
                                                              明/清   白瓷器一組























                                                   807 (nine of ten)
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