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434  |  A RARE FLAMBÉ MEIPING, QING
                     China, 1644-1912. The heavily potted vase rising
                     from a slightly splayed foot to a high-shouldered
                     body below a short, waisted neck, covered overall
                     in a rich purplish-red glaze with lavender streaks
                     thinning to mushroom around the mouth.
 431  |  A ROBIN’S-EGG GLAZED GU, QING
 China, 18th-19th century. The body with a bulbous middle section   Condition: Very good condition with some firing
 between two raised fillets, rising from a tall splayed foot to a   flaws, one particularly at the neck, the glaze with
 trumpet mouth, overall with an unctuous, mottled turquoise-blue   some fritting around the foot rim as common for
 glaze. Archaistic leiwen and palm leaf decor in high relief.
                     this type of wares. Some wear.
                     Provenance: Canadian private collection.
 Condition: Excellent condition with only minor wear. The inner of   Weight: 2833.7 g.
 the vase with extensive calcification from former usage. Scattered   Dimensions: Height 29.7 cm.
 small pits and other minor firing flaws.
 Provenance: Private collection, Hessen, Germany, acquired in the   The recessed base with a brown glaze and a
 1960s/70s and thence by descent in the same family.
                     broad, unglazed foot rim. Intentional crackling to
                     inside of neck.
 Weight: 624.6 g.
 Dimensions: Height 21.4 cm.
                     Estimate EUR 1.000,-
                     Starting price EUR 500,-
 Illegible six-character mark incised to base.
 Auction result comparison: Compare with a related Gu at Sotheby’s
 Hong Kong on May 30th, 2019, in Chinese Art, lot 463.
                                                       435  |  A COPPER-RED GLAZED BEEHIVE WATER POT, QING
 Estimate EUR 1.000,-
 Starting price EUR 500,-                              China, 18th – earlier 19th century. The domed body is covered with an unctuous,
                                                       crushed strawberry-red glaze thinning to a mushroom tone on the lipped rim. The
                                                       recessed base with a thin ochre glaze.
 432  |  A YONGZHENG MARK & PERIOD BOWL
                                                       Condition: Excellent condition with only minor fritting to foot.
 China, 1723-1735. The deep rounded sides rising from a short foot,
                                                       Provenance: The Douglas Wright collection. Acquired by the current owner from the
 covered overall with a rich jilan sacrificial blue glaze thinning to
                                                       above. Remainders of old collector’s label to base.
 white at rim and foot, the base with the mark in underglaze blue.
                                                       Weight: 69.7 g.
                                                       Dimensions: Height 5.4 cm.
 Condition: Superb condition. Some glaze scratches especially to
 the inside of the bowl. Very minor firing imperfections.
                                                       Auction result comparison: Compare with a closely related water pot at Christies on
 Provenance: French private collection. Old label with inscription “7
                                                       Junly 13th - 20th, 2017, in The Art of China, lot 22.
 2 /59” possibly referring to the original acquisition date. A second
 label bears the inscription “Lille, France”. A third paper label bears
                                                       Estimate EUR 500,-
 an illegible inventory number.
                                                       Starting price EUR 250,-
 Weight: 303 g.
 Dimensions: Diameter 16.2 cm.
 Among the imperial altars at which the emperors personally made
 sacrifices was the Tiantan (Altar of Heaven), which would have blue
 vessels - hence jilan or ‚sacrificial blue‘ glaze.
 Estimate EUR 2.000,-
 Starting price EUR 1.000,-  436  |  A DOUBLE GOURD
                           VASE, HULUPING,
                           REPUBLIC
 433  |  A CELADON STEM CUP, QING  China, first half of the 20th century. Finely
                     enameled with scrolling lotus and lampions
 China, 19th century. The four-lobed vessel is covered overall by a   above a pale-yellow ground. The shoulders with
 sumptuous olive-green glaze with extensive crackling. The inner   dragon masks and movable rings. The lobed neck
 of the trumpet-shaped foot bears the same glaze. The well is   with two ruyi bands, the base with a lappet and
 recessed.           ruyi border.

 Condition: Excellent condition with only minor manufacturing flaws   Condition: The base drilled through the
 and some old wear.  apocryphal Qianlong seal mark. The lip and
 Provenance: Previously J.M. Hu Collection, sold via Christies.   dragon masks with small repairs.
 Hungarian private collection. Two labels to base.  Provenance: From a French private estate.
 Weight: 634.6 g.    Weight: 2572.8 g.
 Dimensions: Diameter 15.5 cm.  Dimensions: Height 38.2 cm.

 Estimate EUR 500,-  Estimate EUR 500,-
 Starting price EUR 250,-  Starting price EUR 250,-




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