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CIRCA 1730, OVERGLAZE BLUE ENAMEL CROSSED SWORDS MARK, WHEEL-ENGRAVED JAPANESE PALACE INVENTORY MARK N=37/W
Details
A Meissen Kakiemon octagonal dish
Circa 1730, overglaze blue enamel crossed swords mark, wheel-engraved Japanese Palace Inventory mark N=37/w
Painted with the 'Hob in the Well' pattern, with two figures flanking a large cracked pot with water flowing from the base, one helping the child out, beside large stems of bamboo and a flowering plant with blue and turquoise birds in flight above, the border with iron-red and gilt flowerheads and turquoise and blue foliage, within a brown line rim (several cracks to the centre, one visible on underside, extensive crazing to glaze and some discolouration)
9 3/8 in. (24 cm.) wide
Circa 1730, overglaze blue enamel crossed swords mark, wheel-engraved Japanese Palace Inventory mark N=37/w
Painted with the 'Hob in the Well' pattern, with two figures flanking a large cracked pot with water flowing from the base, one helping the child out, beside large stems of bamboo and a flowering plant with blue and turquoise birds in flight above, the border with iron-red and gilt flowerheads and turquoise and blue foliage, within a brown line rim (several cracks to the centre, one visible on underside, extensive crazing to glaze and some discolouration)
9 3/8 in. (24 cm.) wide
Provenance
Anon., sale Sotheby's Zürich, 22nd May 1981, lot 107
Special notice
VAT rate of 5% is payable on hammer price plus buyer's premium.