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FIRST QUARTER OF THE 16TH CENTURY
细节
A Gubbio lustred two-handled cup
First quarter of the 16th Century
Of cylindrical form with scroll handles, raised on a flared foot, lustred in gold and ruby and painted in blue and green on a white ground, the straight sides with concave ovals within ribbon-tied acanthus surrounds, the lower body with triangles divided by dots and radiating from a scale-pattern wreath, the foot with similar spiralling decoration (crack behind one handle and chipping to edge of handles and footrim restored, foot restuck, some glaze chips relustred and repainted, test drill holes to footrim)
8 in. (21.5 cm.) high and 10.3/8 in. (26.4 cm.) wide
First quarter of the 16th Century
Of cylindrical form with scroll handles, raised on a flared foot, lustred in gold and ruby and painted in blue and green on a white ground, the straight sides with concave ovals within ribbon-tied acanthus surrounds, the lower body with triangles divided by dots and radiating from a scale-pattern wreath, the foot with similar spiralling decoration (crack behind one handle and chipping to edge of handles and footrim restored, foot restuck, some glaze chips relustred and repainted, test drill holes to footrim)
8 in. (21.5 cm.) high and 10.3/8 in. (26.4 cm.) wide
来源
Fernand Adda; Rheims et Laurent, Paris, December 1-3, 1965, lot 594 (18,000 French francs, as circa 1510).
Anonymous, with Cyril Humphris, London.
Arthur M. Sackler Collection, sale Christie's, New York, part II, lot 15.
Anonymous, with Cyril Humphris, London.
Arthur M. Sackler Collection, sale Christie's, New York, part II, lot 15.
出版
B. Rackham, Islamic Pottery and Italian Maiolica: Illustrated Catalogue of a Private Collection, (London, 1959), no. 385, pl. 171B.
The present cup is from a group of shaped and moulded wares potted and decorated at Gubbio which are inspired by contemporary pieces from Deruta. The pinkish cast to the tin glaze is also typical of production at this centre renowned for its lustred decoration. Cf. Bernard Rackham, Catalogue (V&A, 1940), nos. 509-511.
Certificate 381r60, dated December 1985, from the Research Laboratory for Archaeology and the History of Art, Oxford University, stating that the sample tested was last fired between 380 and 570 years ago (1415-1605).
The present cup is from a group of shaped and moulded wares potted and decorated at Gubbio which are inspired by contemporary pieces from Deruta. The pinkish cast to the tin glaze is also typical of production at this centre renowned for its lustred decoration. Cf. Bernard Rackham, Catalogue (V&A, 1940), nos. 509-511.
Certificate 381r60, dated December 1985, from the Research Laboratory for Archaeology and the History of Art, Oxford University, stating that the sample tested was last fired between 380 and 570 years ago (1415-1605).
展览
San Francisco, CA, The Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, Palace of the Legion of Honor, Italian Maiolica from the Arthur M. Sackler Collections, July 5, 1986-1988, no. 54.