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北 A BLACK-GLAZED RIBBED JAR                                              北宋/金 黑釉堆條紋雙繫罐

宋 NORTHERN SONG-JIN DYNASTY (960-1234)                                   來源
                                                                         古美術下條,東京。
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                                                                         黑釉堆條紋器為磁州窯系典型,其燒製方式為於胎上堆塑白色棱線
金                                                                        再施以黑釉後一次燒成。釉料於高温下自然流淌,使得黑釉隨着棱
                                                                         線起伏呈現黑白對比,突顯其獨特而大方的質地,並多了一份令人
   The ribbed, globular body is supported on an unglazed splayed         驚喜的現代感。

黒  foot, and the neck is fanked by a pair of strap handles. The jar is   類似黑釉堆線紋器著錄頗多,可比較一件尺寸稍大(高 25.4公
   covered with a blackish-brown glaze, and the raised ridges on the     分)之黑釉堆條紋雙繫罐,載於R. D. Mowry,《Hare’s Fur,
釉 ribbed body are accentuated by vertical lines that were applied with   Tortoiseshell, and Partridge Feathers: Chinese Brown-and
                                                                         Black-Glazed Ceramics, 400-1400》, 劍橋, 1996, 174至
堆 creamy-white glaze.                                                    179頁, 編號 61。瑞士玫茵堂珍藏亦有一件尺寸較小(高約
                                                                         17.7公分)之例,載於柯玫瑰,《玫茵堂藏中國陶瓷》,
線 8 in. (20.3 cm.) high, Japanese wood box                               卷一,248頁,編號447。.

文  $20,000-30,000                     £16,000-23,000
耳                               HK$160,000-230,000

付
壺 PROVENANCE

           Shimojo Art, Tokyo.

   Dark brown or black-glazed stoneware vessels with ribbed
   decoration appear to have been made in several kilns in northern
   China. Compare a slightly larger wide-mouthed jar (25.4 cm. high)
   of this type, from the collection of Mr. and Mrs. Janos Szekeres,
   illustrated by R. D. Mowry, Hare’s Fur, Tortoiseshell, and Partridge
   Feathers: Chinese Brown-and Black Glazed Ceramics, 400-1400,
   Cambridge, 1996, pp. 174-9, no. 61. A slightly smaller example
   (approx. 7 in. high) is in the Meiyintang Collection and illustrated
   by R. Krahl in Chinese Ceramics from the Meiyintang Collection,
   vol. I, London, 1994, p. 248, no. 447.

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