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A Chinese qingbai iron-splashed jarletYuan Dynasty (1271-1368)the shoulder applied with two loop handles6cm hightogether with a Chinese qingbai iron-splashed vase, Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368), with ink writing on the base, 12cm high; a Chinese Cizhou iron-splashed jar, Song Dynasty (960-1279), 10.5cm wideProvenance:Collection of Wilfred Stuart Delano Barnes (1934-2024) and by family descent, collection no. 40, 70 and 74Stuart worked for Jardine Matheson in Hong Kong from 1962, serving for many years as Group Financial Controller and ultimately as Financial Director.元龍泉窯褐斑飛青釉八楞瓶及宋磁州窯小缽等三件拍品來源: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. 40、70及74。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: Cizhou jar: chips to the foot, stains and one small filled chip to the rimqingbai jarlet: frittings to the extermitiesvase: small chips to the rim and glaze suffused with crazing
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