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239 The bluish or yellowish-milky white ‘phosphatic’ splashes that decorate
the dark brown-glazed wares of this type are applied after the initial
A Lushan phosphatic splash-glazed baluster jar glazing. These splashes are sometimes poured on the vessel while it is
Tang Dynasty held on its side, to create a decorative trail down the body.

The body raised on a splayed foot rising to an upright flaring mouth An ovoid jar with more side trailing splashes and four double-strap
rim, with a pair of ruyi-shaped lug handles on the shoulder, covered lug handles is illustrated by R. Mowry, Hare’s Fur, Tortoiseshell, and
overall with a dark black-brown glaze decorated with large irregular Partridge Feathers, Cambridge, 1996, p.95, no.8, where it is also
splashes of mottled milky white and pale blue, ending in a line on the attributed to the Duandian kiln, Lushan county, Henan Province.
exterior exposing the buff-coloured ware.
18cm high The result of C-Link Research & Development Ltd.
thermoluminescence test no.1013AJ02 is consistent with the dating of
HK$70,000 - 100,000 this lot.
US$9,000 - 13,000
罐口微撇，短頸，豐肩，肩上有對稱兩系，圓身，腹部漸收，圈足。
唐 魯山窯花釉罐 通身施黑褐色釉，釉不到底，罐身飾不規則藍色斑塊。

類似的另一件魯山窯花釉罐，見R. Mowry著，《Hare’s Fur,
Tortoiseshell, and Partridge Feathers》，劍橋，1996年，頁95，圖8。

此拍品經香港中科研發有限公司熱釋光年法測試（測試編號1013A
J02），證實與本圖錄之定代符合。

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