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         A SMALL CELADON-GLAZED CONJOINED VASE             清雍正   粉青釉雙連瓶    六字楷書橫款
         YONGZHENG SIX-CHARACTER MARK IN A LINE IN UNDERGLAZE
         BLUE AND OF THE PERIOD (1722-1735)                來源
         The vase is in the form of a pair of conjoined bottle vases, with   法國,巴黎Maurice Solvay夫人珍藏
         their spherical bodies connected just below the slender tapered   白納德夫婦珍藏,香港蘇富比,1988年11月15日,拍品65號
         necks and above the flared feet, covered in a pale celadon glaze   張宗憲珍藏,香港佳士得,2000年10月31日,拍品825號
         pooling in the joint and thinning at the mouth rims, the unglazed
         feet revealing the smooth white body, the reign mark is inscribed   展覽
         in a line below one rim.                          倫敦佳士得,《雲海閣重要中國古代陶瓷:張宗憲珍藏展》,
         4 in. (10.2 cm.) high, box                        1993年,圖錄圖版64號
         HK$2,800,000-3,500,000        US$360,000-450,000  雙連瓶為雍正時期的創新器型,同時期亦有三、四、五、六等多連瓶。耿
                                                           寶昌《明清瓷器鑒定,清代部份》,台北,頁72,圖90(15)號著有同
         PROVENANCE                                        類器型。國立故宮博物院藏有一件但器形略大的雙連瓶,釉色極為接近,
         Madam Maurice Solvay, Paris                       口沿橫款一致,載於《雍正─清世宗文物大展圖錄》,台北,2009年,
         Paul and Helen Bernat, sold at Sotheby’s Hong Kong, 15   頁253,
         November 1988, lot 65                             圖版76號。另有一件天藍釉雙連瓶藏於法國吉美美術館,見《Oriental
         The Robert Chang Collection, sold at Christie’s Hong Kong, 31   Ceramics, The World’s Great Collections》,第7冊,東京,1981年,圖版
         October 2000, lot 825                             168號。
         EXHIBITED
         Christie’s London, An Exhibition of Important Chinese Ceramics from
         the Robert Chang Collection, 2-14 June 1993, Catalogue, no. 64.
         Shuanglianping or ‘double-bottle vase’ is one of the innovative shapes
         during the Yongzheng peiod. The shape is illustrated by Geng
         Baochang in Ming Qing Ciqi Jianding, Qingdai Bufen, Taipei, p. 73,
         fig. 90 (15).
         Another slightly larger double-bottle vase, also covered in a celadon
         glaze and with the same arrangement of the reign mark, is in the
         National Palace Museum and included in Harmony and Integrity. The
         Yongzheng Emperor and His Time, Taipei, 2009, p. 253, pl. 76. Another
         vase of this form and similar size in lavender glaze from the Grandidier
         Collection, now in the Musée Guimet, is illustrated in Oriental
         Ceramics-The World’s Great Collections, vol. 7, Tokyo, 1981, no. 168.
























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