A GE-TYPE GLAZED HU VASE 19世紀仿哥窯貫耳壺 China, 19th century of a pear shape, molded…

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A GE-TYPE GLAZED HU VASE 19世紀仿哥窯貫耳壺 China, 19th century of a pear shape, molded with two double-bow-string bands below a pair of lug handles that flank the neck, covered overall with a pale grey glaze suffused with an irregular pattern of dark grey ('iron wire') crackle. H: 33cm

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A GE-TYPE GLAZED HU VASE 19世紀仿哥窯貫耳壺 China, 19th century

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Estim. 600 - 1 200 EUR

† A GE-TYPE OCTAGONAL PORCELAIN VASE, MING DYNASTY † A GE-TYPE OCTAGONAL PORCELAIN VASE, MING DYNASTY China, 1368-1644. The pear-shaped octagonal body supported on a spreading foot, the shoulder applied with two lug handles, which are connected by two molded horizontal bowstrings to either end, covered overall in a thick gray glaze suffused with a dense network of black, gray, and pale russet crackle. The foot rim unglazed, revealing the pale brown ware. Provenance: A private collection in United Kingdom. Condition: Very good condition with minor surface wear and firing irregularities including glaze recesses, burst bubbles, pits, dark spots, pooling, and firing cracks. Minuscule scratches along the rim. Weight: 414.5 g Dimensions: Height 15 cm 13% VAT will be added to the hammer price additional to the buyer's premium - only for buyers within the EU.

Estim. 250 - 500 EUR

A GE-TYPE PORCELAIN BEAKER VASE, GU, c. 1900s A GE-TYPE PORCELAIN BEAKER VASE, GU, c. 1900s China, late Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) to Republic period (1912-1949). The vase potted with a compressed globular mid-section, rising from a waisted spreading foot to a tall neck surmounted by a flaring trumpet mouth, decorated with ridges simulating flanges, and covered overall in a thick gray glaze suffused with a dense network of black and russet crackle. The foot rim unglazed, revealing the reddish-brown ware. Provenance: P rivate collection in Barcelona, Spain. Inscribed to the base, ‘Ka Mise’, two old collector’s labels, one reading ‘H.H.G. 4S’. Condition: Very good condition with minor surface wear and firing irregularities including glaze recesses, pits, dark spots, and intentional crackling. Weight: 956 g Dimensions: Height 17.5 cm With a padded storage box. (2)

Estim. 250 - 500 EUR

A FLAMBÉ-GLAZED VASE, MEIPING, LATE QING DYNASTY TO REPUBLIC PERIOD A FLAMBÉ-GLAZED VASE, MEIPING, LATE QING DYNASTY TO REPUBLIC PERIOD China, 19 th – earlier 20 th century. Finely potted with elegantly curved sides rising to a broad rounded shoulder, surmounted by a short waisted neck with a lipped rim. The exterior covered with a finely crackled and streaked glaze of rich crushed-strawberry tone with splashes of bluish lavender above the shoulder and to the interior of the mouth. The thick glaze builds a distinct line of glaze drops in remarkably high relief above the foot. Provenance: Swiss trade. Condition: Very good condition with minor wear, expected firing flaws, minor chips to the foot rim resulting from production. Intentional crackling to glaze, some of which has developed into fine glaze lines over time, including a vertical glaze line along the body. Displaying exceptionally well. Weight: 2,433 g Dimensions: Height 32.5 cm Vessels covered in the striking flambé glaze reflect the Yongzheng and Qianlong emperor's fondness for Song dynasty 'Jun' wares. It was Yongzheng who first commissioned the development of new glazes in imitation of 'Jun' vessels and a total of nine different types of revival 'Jun' glazes were created, which can be found recorded in the 1732 edition of the Jiangxi tongzhi (General Description of the Jiangxi Province). For the list and description of the nine glazes see S.W. Bushell, Oriental Ceramic Art, London, 1981, pp 194-96. The flambé glaze was perfected under Qianlong's reign and for an extended period thereafter when many wares covered in this highly attractive glaze were produced. Literature comparison: Compare a closely related flambé-glaze vase illustrated in Selected Ceramics from the Collection of Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Hu, Shanghai, 1989, pl. 17.

Estim. 500 - 1 000 EUR

A GE-TYPE CRACKLED PORCELAIN VASE, QING DYNASTY A GE-TYPE CRACKLED PORCELAIN VASE, QING DYNASTY China, Song style but later, Qing Dynasty (1644-1912). The baluster body rising from a recessed base to a short cylindrical neck, the entire body carved with symmetrical horizontal ribs, covered overall in a celadon glaze suffused with dark grey and russet crackles. Condition: Very good condition with minor wear, firing imperfections, and some fritting to the mouth rim. Provenance: French private collection. Weight: 1000 g Dimensions: Height 18.5 cm Auction result comparison: Compare a closely related celadon-glazed crackled vase, dated to the Qing Dynasty, at Sotheby’s Paris on 20 April 2022, lot 253 (part lot - sold for EUR 35,280).

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