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PROPERTY FROM A CONNECTICUT PRIVATE COLLECTION PROPERTY FROM A CONNECTICUT PRIVATE COLLECTION
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A LONGQUAN CELADON-GLAZED MALLET-FORM VASE A SMALL CELADON-GLAZED BOWL
Southern Song/Yuan Dynasty Song Dynasty, possibly Henan
The cylindrical body with sloping shoulders surmounted by a slender The gently rounded sides rising from a small ring foot, covered overall
neck flanked by a pair of handles molded with phoenix-head finials, in a translucent olive-green glaze, the mouth mounted with a metal rim,
the everted mouth with galleried rim, covered overall with a sea-green the foot rim unglazed showing the light gray body burnt orange-brown
glaze ending evenly at the edge of the foot, the recessed base glazed, during firing.
the foot rim unglazed showing the gray body with burnt tan-brown 4 7/8in (12.3cm) diam
from firing.
6 7/16in (16.4cm) high $3,000 - 5,000
$8,000 - 12,000 宋 或為河南 青瓷小盌

南宋-元 龍泉雙鳳耳棒槌瓶 Provenance:
Penglai Shanfang Collection, Tainan, Taiwan
Provenance: Connecticut Private Collection
Penglai Shanfang Collection, Tainan, Taiwan
Connecticut Private Collection 來源：
蓬萊山房舊藏，臺灣臺南
來源： 康乃狄克州私人藏
蓬萊山房舊藏，臺灣臺南
康乃狄克州私人藏
A similar Longquan celadon vase recovered from the shipwreck off the
coast of Korea, dating to around A.D. 1323, is illustrated in Special
Exhibition of Cultural Relics Found Off Sinan Coast, Seoul, 1977, no.7.
Compare the small Longquan mallet vase with 'phoenix' handles,
illustrated in Sensei Bansei to Ryusenyo no Seiji (Sansei, Bansei, and
Celadon of Longquan Wares) at the Kuboso Memorial Museum of Art,
Izumi, 1996, p.41, no.11. Compare also the Longquan celadon-glazed
vase of this form illustrated by Sullivan, Chinese Ceramics, Bronzes
and Jades in the Collection of Sir Alan and Lady Barlow, London,
1963, pl.80a.
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