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清十九世紀末 黃地墨彩芝仙祝壽紋花盆連座一對 礬紅「體和殿製」篆書款來源:巴黎佳士得2011年12月14日,拍品209歐洲私人珍藏

LATE 19TH CENTURY, TIHE DIAN ZHI SEAL MARKS IN IRON-RED TO THE BASES

細節
清十九世紀末 黃地墨彩芝仙祝壽紋花盆連座一對 礬紅「體和殿製」篆書款

來源:
巴黎佳士得2011年12月14日,拍品209
歐洲私人珍藏
5 1/8 in. (13 cm.) wide
來源
Christie's Paris, 14 December 2011, lot 209.
A private European Collection.

拍品專文

For much of her tenure as Regent to her son, the Tongzhi Emperor, the Empress Dowager Cixi lived in the Tihe Dian (Hall of Manifest Harmony), which was was one of the six palaces in the northwestern sector of the Forbidden City. In R. Longsdorf, 'Dayazhai Ware: Empress Dowager Porcelain', Orientations, March 1992, p. 56, the author writes that such porcelains were produced from the Tongzhi or early Guangxu periods under her supervision. The combination of narcissus (shuixian), nandina (tianzhu), and lingzhi fungus form the auspicious rebus 'zhixian zhushou', which can be interpreted as a wish for the Heavenly Immortal to give the receiver with birthday blessings.

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