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           A RARE YELLOW-GLAZED INCISED ‘DRAGON’ JAR, GUAN
           Kangxi
           The vessel heavily potted with an ovoid body surmounted by a
           short neck with lipped rim, the exterior incised with a pair of sinuous
           dragons writhing amidst clouds and flames between a band of lappets
           encircling the base and a collar of ruyi designs enclosing blossoming
           flowers at the shoulder, the short neck with a dragon and phoenix,
           covered with a translucent egg-yolk-yellow glaze.
           25cm (9 7/8in) high.

           £20,000 - 30,000
           CNY180,000 - 270,000

           清康熙 黃釉暗刻龍紋罐

           Provenance: Georges Louis Parisot (1904-1995)
           The Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tar Collection, former ambassador of Hungary
           to the US 1991-1994

           George Louis Parisot (1904-1995) was High Commissioner of France
           in Germany, President of the Tonkin coal mines in the 1950s.

           來源:Georges Louis Parisot(1904-1995)舊藏
           Paul Tar伉儷舊藏,曾於1991至1994年任前匈牙利駐美國大使

           George Louis Parisot(1904-1995)曾任法國駐德國高級專員,
           二十世紀五十年代曾任Tonkin煤礦總裁。




           Finely potted and covered with an attractive yellow glaze, the present   Compare the present jar with a dragon writhing amidst clouds incised
           jar appears to have been inspired by Ming porcelain. Compare with a   on a yellow-glazed dish, Kangxi mark and of the period, in the Zhejiang
           white-glazed jar decorated with incised designs of a writhing dragon   Provincial Museum, Hangzhou, illustrated in Treasures of Imperial
           chasing a flaming pearl and prancing amidst clouds, above a band   Porcelain, Beijing, 2011, no.002. See also an undecorated yellow-
           of lappets, Jiajing, in the British Museum, London, illustrated by   glazed jar and cover, Kangxi, in the British Museum, London, illustrated
           J.Harrison-Hall, Ming Ceramics in the British Museum, London, 2001,   by R.Scott, Illustrated Catalogue of Ming and Ch’ing Monochrome in
           pp.216-217, no.9:2. See also the incised designs of a pair of dragons   the Percival David Foundation of Chinese Art, London, 1989, p.34,
           between a band of lappet at the base and a ruyi collar enclosing   no.A527.
           blossoming lotus on a white-glazed meiping jar, Jiajing mark and of the
           period, also in the British Museum, illustrated in ibid., p.261, no.9:1.



















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