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908 A PALE BLUISH-GREEN-GLAZED                              清雍正ǭ淡青釉蓮≓紋淺盌ǭ
               SHALLOW BOWL                                         雙方框六字楷書款
               YONGZHENG SIX-CHARACTER MARK IN UNDERGLAZE BLUE
               WITHIN A DOUBLE SQUARE AND OF THE PERIOD (1723-1735)  Ϝ源
                                                                    香港蘇富比
     年  月  日
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               The shallow bowl has a slightly flared rim and is decorated on
                                                                    紐約☆՞Ⅷ藏
               the exterior with a petal lappet band above the foot. It is covered
               overall with a transparent blue-tinged glaze that pools to a deeper   藍理捷
 紐約
 編號
               tone around the foot.
               4√ in. (12.4 cm.) diam., cloth box
               $30,000-50,000
               PROVENANCE:
               Sotheby's Hong Kong, 25 November 1981, lot 335.
               Private collection, New York.
               J. J. Lally & Co., New York, no. 4715.

               The decoration and glaze on this bowl appears to be inspired
               by Yuan dynasty shufu wares. The term shufu usually refers
               to a type of glaze which is slightly more opaque than that of
               a qingbai glaze and is silky in texture, rather than glassy. The
               term derives from the characters shu and fu executed in low
               relief under the glaze found on some wares with this glaze. It
               is believed that wares with this mark were intended for use by
               a Yuan dynasty government department, the Shumiyuan, which
               is equated with a Privy Council. A Yuan-dynasty shufu molded
               bowl from the Falk Collection that illustrates this glaze was
               sold at Christie's New York, 16 October 2001, lot 123.



































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