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PROPERTY FROM A PRIVATE SOUTHEAST ASIAN COLLECTION
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          A RARE BLUE AND WHITE JUE AND STAND
          QIANLONG FOUR-CHARACTER SEAL MARKS AND OF THE PERIOD
          (1736-1795)
          The exterior of the libation cup, jue, is painted in vibrant shades of cobalt blue
          to depict cranes in fight amidst scrolling clouds, supported on three feet
          which are decorated with foral scrolls. The stand is similarly decorated with
          cranes and clouds surrounding crashing clouds. The cup and stand both bear
          the imperial seal mark.
          5Ω in. (14 cm.) high overall
          £50,000-80,000                        $66,000-100,000
                                                €56,000-89,000
          PROVENANCE
          Private English collection, acquired by a Protestant missionary in Beijing in the
          19th century, then by descent within the family.
          Private Southeast Asian collection.
                                                                                    (marks)
          Compare the present lot to a very similar Qianlong blue and white jue and
          stand in the collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum, museum no. C.95-
          1913. Another example was sold at Christie’s London, 5 November 2013, lot
          477.
          清乾隆 青花雲鶴紋爵杯連托 四字篆書款

          來源:
          英國傳教士於十九世紀駐北京時所藏
          東南亞私人珍藏
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