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A large Chinese Fahua 'peacock' jarMing Dynastywith clay slip tubed designs serving as outlines with the centre decorated with peacocks and peony in turquoise, deep blue or aubergine ground, the foot unglazed showing the porcelain bodythe vase 31cm high, wood stand and cover and overall height with wood stand and cover 45cmA fahua jar with similar decoration of peacocks and flowering peonies, although with other differences, is in the Baur Collection, CB.CC.1949.151, and dated to the 16th century and another in the collection of The British Museum, number PDF.759 and on display (Room 95 - Chinese Ceramics - Sir Percival David Collection, Display Case 28, Shelf 5)Provenance:By repute Robert Henry Benson (1850-1929)By repute Evelyn Benson (née Holford) (1856-1943)Walter Michael Hungerford Pollen (1894 - 1968)By family descent明 法華釉孔雀牡丹紋大罐拍品來源:英國著名銀行家及藝術品收藏家本森伉儷舊藏,家族傳承至今。羅伯特本森 (Robert Henry Benson, 1850-1929) 為英國著名銀行家及藝術品收藏家,他曾於 1910 年著名的「伯靈頓美術俱樂部早期中國陶磁展覽」(Burlington Fine Art Club Exhibition of Early Chinese Pottery and Porcelain)借展 59 件藏品;英國格洛斯特郡議員沃爾特·波倫家族收藏 Condition Report: the neck has been lost and now with gold lacquer repair and the body of the vase is damaged with gold lacquer repairs
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