Lot Essay
The base is inscribed with a poetic verse reading Yue zhi zhongtian se (The moon reaches its zenith), followed by Mengchen.
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QING DYNASTY, 18TH-19TH CENTURY
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A BURNISHED AND INSCRIBED YIXING TEAPOT WITH GILT MOUNTS
QING DYNASTY, 18TH-19TH CENTURY
5 1⁄8 in. (13 cm.) across, double wood boxes
QING DYNASTY, 18TH-19TH CENTURY
5 1⁄8 in. (13 cm.) across, double wood boxes
Provenance
Hosokawa Morisada (1912 - 2005) Collection, Japan
Literature
Mokumeigoshiki, Tokyo, 1992, p.137, no.65
Exhibited
Kumamoto Prefectural Museum of Art, Dai Juikkai Eiseibunko ten, Min Shin no Bijutsu to Kogei, Kumamoto, 12 September-18 October 1981, cat. no. 48
Osaka Municipal Museum of Fine Arts, Shincho Kogei no bi, Osaka,23 May-28 June 1992, cat.no. 202
Kumamoto Prefectural Museum, Hosokawa Morisada Korekushon ten II, Shin no Jiki - Perushia no Toki, Kumamoto, 15 October- 21 November 1993, cat. p. 59, no.76
Osaka Municipal Museum of Fine Arts, Shincho Kogei no bi, Osaka,23 May-28 June 1992, cat.no. 202
Kumamoto Prefectural Museum, Hosokawa Morisada Korekushon ten II, Shin no Jiki - Perushia no Toki, Kumamoto, 15 October- 21 November 1993, cat. p. 59, no.76
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