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A RARE SMALL DING MOULDED                                                         金 定窯印花鴛鴦蓮池紋盤
‘MANDARIN DUCKS’ DISH
                                                                                  晉崔豹《古今注.鳥獸》:「鴛鴦,水鳥,鳧類也。雌雄未嘗相離,人得
JIN DYNASTY (1115-1234)                                                           其一,則一思而死,故曰匹鳥。」以其作為裝飾圖案,古已有之。南朝梁
                                                                                  簡文帝作《和徐錄事見內人作臥具》,內有「衣裁合歡,文作鴛鴦連」之
The shallow dish is delicately moulded on the interior with a pair of             句,後蜀顧 《甘州子》詞:「禁樓刁鬥喜初長,羅薦繡鴛鴦。」元代,蓮
mandarin ducks, one standing on an embankment and the other is                    池鴛鴦圖案又稱「滿池嬌」。
swimming amidst lotus and other aquatic plants. The cavetto is decorated
with a band of dense foliate scroll below an everted rim. The dish is covered     有五件出版過的例子可資參考,第一件為仇焱之舊藏,著錄於《The
in an even glaze of ivory tone. The rim is bound with a metal band.               Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities Bulletin: Sung Ceramics
                                                                                  Designs》,第42期,斯德哥爾摩,1970年,圖版97b號;第二件藏芝
5 ¬ in. (14.3 cm.) diam., box                                                     加哥藝術博物館;第三件藏波士頓美術館,著錄於《Oriental Ceramics:
                                                                                  The World’s Great Collections》,第10冊,東京,1980年,圖版17
HK$300,000-400,000            US$39,000-52,000                                   號;第四件藏洛杉磯郡藝術博物館,著錄於《Orientations》,2000年
                                                                                  6月,78頁,圖9;第五件2014年11月26日於香港佳士得拍賣,拍品
Compare with five closely related examples. The first previously in               3224號。
the collection of Edward T. Chow, illustrated in The Museum of Far
Eastern Antiquities Bulletin: Sung Ceramic Designs, no. 42, Stockholm,
1970, pl. 97b; the second from the Art Institute of Chicago, Lucy Maud
Buckingham Collection, 1925. 1009; the third, in the Boston Museum of
Fine Arts, illustrated in Oriental Ceramics: The World’s Great Collections, vol.
10, Tokyo, 1980, no. 17; the fourth, in the Los Angeles County Museum
of Art, illustrated in Orientations, June 2000, p. 78, fig. 9; the last example
of similar size was sold at Christie’s Hong Kong, 26 November, 2014, lot
3224.

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