A rare Jizhou freely painted tea bowl
Southern Song dynasty
Of conical form, the interior freely painted in energetic splashes, all against a rich brownish-black ground, ending just above the unglazed foot exposing the granular buff ware.
11.8cm diam.
Of conical form, the interior freely painted in energetic splashes, all against a rich brownish-black ground, ending just above the unglazed foot exposing the granular buff ware.
11.8cm diam.
Sold for
HK$ 50,000
inc. premium
Footnotes
- Provenance来源:
Liu Liangyou personal collection
劉良佑私人收藏
For a closely Jizhou freely painted dish, see Simon Kwan and Li Zhiyan, Song Ceramics, Hong Kong, 2012, pg. 508, pl.222. For another example in the Shanghai Museum is illustrated in Zhongguo meishu quanji: Gongyi meishu bian, vol. 2, Shanghai, 1988, pl. 183, where it is attributed to the Yonghe kilns. For an example of this rare type sold at auction, see Sotheby's London, 14 November 2001, lot 79.
南宋 吉州窯花釉茶盌
Lot heading
Song ceramics from a distinguished Asian family collection (lots 501-509)
Category: Asian Art / Chinese Works of Art
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