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8215
               A PAIR OF BLUE AND WHITE PHOENIX DISHES
               Guangxu six-character marks and of the period
               Painted in shades of deep blue with a pair of opposing
               phoenixes amid clouds filling the circular roundel at the
               base of each wide curving well and repeating on the
               exterior walls, the recessed base centered by the six-
               character mark in standard script.
               6 3/4in (17.2cm) diameters

               $5,000 - 7,000

               清 青花鳳紋 一 青花「大清 年 」 書款

               8216
               A LARGE BLUE AND WHITE VASE
               Late Qing/Republic period
               Sturdily potted with a waisted neck supporting tubular
               bamboo form handles above an inverted-bell form body all
               raised upon a sturdy foot, the sides covered in concentric
               bands of wave patterns, vine and lotus motifs, and ruyi
               lappets, the recessed base unmarked.
               22in (56cm) high

               $10,000 - 15,000

8215           青花花 紋 耳

8216           Numerous vases of similar shape, design, and date have
122 | BONHAMS  been offered in these rooms before: see sale 21773 of 25
               June 2014, lot 6316; sale 21821 of 17 December 2014, lot
               9463 (a pair); and sale 22378 of 10 March 2015, lot 8153.

               PROPERTY FROM A
               SONOMA COUNTY COLLECTION

               8217
               A SKY BLUE GLAZED POMEGRANATE VASE
               Haoran Tang mark, Daoguang period
               Of globular form with a waisted neck flaring into five
               everted lobes to form the fruit’s stem, the front displaying
               a flowering branch and the back a single flowering sprig
               in raised light slip beneath a pale lavender blue glaze that
               also covers the concave base with the three-character
               mark written in darker cobalt blue, the foot pad left
               unglazed.
               3 1/2in (8.5cm) high

               $5,000 - 7,000

               清  石 尊「           」款

               For a comparable example in the British Museum, see
               Soame Jenyns, Later Chinese Porcelain, 1971 (4th
               edition), Plate CIV 3c (3.3in high); the vase with smaller
               lobes to the neck sold in China Guardian Auction, Beijing,
               26 November 2003, lot 1372 (8cm [3 1/8in] high); and the
               pair of similar form to this lot, sold in Sotheby’s, New York
               sale, 20 March 2012, lot 247 (3 1/3in [8.6cm] high).
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