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A RARE PAIR OF POLYCHROME AN UNUSUAL PAIR OF ‘DAYAZHAI’ See a bowl of the same, well-known pattern,
ENAMEL ‘PRUNUS’ BOWLS GRISAILLE-ENAMELLED YELLOW- but foliate rim, sold at Sotheby’s, New York,
Shendetang four-character marks, Daoguang GROUND OCTAGONAL BOWLS Important Chinese Art, 13 September 2017,
Each bowl delicately enamelled to the Yong qing chang chun, Tian di yi jia chun and lot 248.
exterior with leafy green sprigs issuing Dayazhai marks, Guangxu
camellia blooms beside two gnarled Each delicately enamelled to the exterior with A bowl of the same shape, but of purple
branches issuing prunus blossoms, the a magpie perched on a blossoming wisteria ground, was sold in our New Bond Street
extended branches creeping into the interior branch above a flowering rose bush, with an rooms on 6 November 2014, Fine Chinese
of the bowls. Each 14.3cm (5 5/8in) diam. oval cartouche in iron-red and gilt enclosing Art, lot 264.
(2). the characters ‘Dayazhai’ flanked by dragons
under the flared, octagonal rim, all against a
£2,500 - 3,500 lemon-yellow ground.
HK$24,000 - 34,000 Each 22cm (8 7/8in) diam. (2).
CNY22,000 - 31,000
£3,000 - 5,000
Provenance HK$29,000 - 49,000
An English private collection, and thence by CNY27,000 - 44,000
descent.

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