Property from the Estate of the Crosthwaite Family
A blue and white porcelain baluster vase
Kangxi period
Its tall spreading neck and body of inverted pear form painted in richly hued cobalt with deer and cranes amid faceted rocks, pine trees and clouds, a narrow band of clouds encircling the shoulder and another of abbreviated lotus petals along the spreading foot above the set-in foot ring with recessed base displaying a double ring in underglaze blue (rim and neck reduced in size).
17in (43cm) high
Its tall spreading neck and body of inverted pear form painted in richly hued cobalt with deer and cranes amid faceted rocks, pine trees and clouds, a narrow band of clouds encircling the shoulder and another of abbreviated lotus petals along the spreading foot above the set-in foot ring with recessed base displaying a double ring in underglaze blue (rim and neck reduced in size).
17in (43cm) high
Sold for
US$ 2,500
inc. premium
Footnotes
- Provenance:
acquired in China during the 1940s
Category: Asian Art
Auction terms and conditions
Contacts
Angela Lee
Bonhams
Work
220 San Bruno Avenue
San Francisco,
94103
United States
WorkTel:
+1 415 503 3358
FaxFax: +1 415 503 3300
Auction Administration
-
Asian Art