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A group of three Chinese celadon vesselscomprising: a Chinese Yue celadon jar, Western Jin Dynasty (266-316), robustly potted with a baluster body surmounted by a constricted neck, the shoulder of the vessel bordered a band of 'herring-bone' motifs, interrupted with four lug handles, covered overall with a pale greyish-green glaze, 7.5cm high; a Chinese Yue celadon water pot, Western Jin Dynasty (266-316), of compressed shape and the shoulder moulded with scrolling motif, 7cm diameter; and a Chinese Hongzhou celadon cup, Six Dynasties (222-589), 6.6cm highProvenance:Collection of Wilfred Stuart Delano Barnes (1934-2024) and by familydescent, collection no. 11, 100 and 109Stuart worked for Jardine Matheson in Hong Kong from 1962, servingfor many years as Group Financial Controller and ultimately as FinancialDirector.西晉越窯四係罐、小水呈及六朝洪州窯青釉托盞拍品來源:威爾弗雷德·斯圖爾特·德拉諾·巴恩斯 (Wilfred Stuart Delano Barnes, 1934–2024)舊藏,後由家族遞藏,收藏編號no. 11, 100及109。斯圖爾特自1962年起於香港怡和洋行任職,多年來擔任集團財務總監,並最終升任財務董事。 Condition Report: jar: 3 handles restored, some restoration at rimwater pot: degraded glazecup: chipped foot
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