Bonhams 1793 : A pair of Yixing stoneware bowls Qing dynasty, signed Yaji

Qing dynasty, signed Yaji
Each of widely flared from supported on a short straight foot, the exterior moulded with two bands of upright lappets, the clay of a reddish-brown tone.
The largest 18.5cm long.

Sold for HK$ 62,500 inc. premium

Footnotes

The seal mark reads yaji, literally means 'scholars' gathering', probably refers to the studio name of the potter.

Illustrated 出版:
Ho Chien, Purple Clay. Wellington Wang's Collection of Yixing Wares, Taipei, 1993, p.288.
何健，《紫泥王度宜興珍藏冊》，奇園國際藝術中心，台北，1993，頁288。

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