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PROPERTY FROM A NEW ENGLAND COLLECTION

A SMALL MOLDED ‘YAOZHOU’ CELADON-
GLAZED ‘CHRYSANTHEMUM’ BOWL
NORTHERN SONG DYNASTY

of conical form with an everted rim and resting on a low knife-
pared foot, the interior with a central stylized owerhead
medallion encircled by an undulating leafy stem issuing three
large and three small chrysanthemum blooms, the exterior
incised with radiating lines, covered in a dark olive-green glaze
pooling to a darker tone in the recesses, wood stand (2)
Diameter 4⅜ in., 11.1 cm

$ 4,000-6,000

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THREE SMALL CELADON-GLAZED VESSELS A ‘JIAN’ BLACK-GLAZED ‘HARE’S FUR’
SONG / MING DYNASTY BOWL
SOUTHERN SONG DYNASTY
comprised of a compressed globular-form jar and cover, the
tted cover with a molded lotus ower, all covered in a crackle- well-potted with deep rounded sides rising from a short
straight foot to an indented rim, covered overall with a lustrous
su used bluish-green glaze; a ‘Longquan’ celadon tobi seiji dark blackish-blue glaze with ecking, the thick drops short of
stem cup, wood stand; and a Guan-type pear-shaped ewer with the bu -colored foot
grayish-green crackled glaze, wood stand (6) Diameter 5⅛ in., 12.9 cm
Height of tallest 3½ in., 8.7 cm
PROVENANCE
PROVENANCE H.H. Pao Collection, Toronto.
The stem cup: Walter Hochstader, New York, 1942. Falk
Collection no. 188. $ 2,000-3,000
The ewer: Falk Collection no. 176.
Collection of Pauline B. (1910-2000) and Myron S. (1906-1992) ⋿⬳ġġġ⺢䩘湹慱⃼㮓䲳䙴
Falk Jr., New York, no. 176.
Christie’s New York, 21st September 2001, lot 475.

EXHIBITED
The ewer: Early Chinese Miniatures, China Institute of America
/China House Gallery, New York, 1977, cat. no. 200.

$ 3,000-5,000

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