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     PROPERTY FROM THE JAMES K. LI COLLECTION
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                                  A PAIR OF BLUE AND WHITE DISHES
                                     KANGXI PERIOD (1662-1722)
                                      Each dish is fnely decorated in vibrant underglaze blue on the convex center with ladies dipping a bucket
                                      into a lotus pond, surrounded by a landscape scene of plantain and blossoming prunus under the moon
                                      and stars, below further scenes of ladies on the everted rim. The exterior is decorated with the ribbon-tied
                                      bajixiang (Eight Buddhist Emblems) above a band of petal-tips at the foot.
                                      14¿ in. (35.9 cm.) diam.
                                      $8,000-12,000
                                                          PROVENANCE
                                      Acquired in London, 1970s.
                                      Each dish has the remains of a barely legible sticker from the Manchester City Art Gallery, possibly
                                      dated 1913. A similar dish from The Metropolitan Museum of Art was sold at Christie’s New York, 15
                                      September 2016, lot 854.
                                  清康熙 青花開光仕女圖折沿盤一對
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