LATE YUAN/EARLY MING DYNASTY, 14TH CENTURY

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A BLACK TIXI LACQUER CIRCULAR DISH
LATE YUAN/EARLY MING DYNASTY, 14TH CENTURY
The thick-walled shallow dish deeply carved through the layers of black and red lacquer with a central five-petaled flowerhead formed by five mushroom-like shapes alternating with spear shapes which are surrounded by five large pommel scrolls, with a band of five compressed scrolls on the exterior
6 7/8 in. (17.5 cm) diam., box

来源

Sammy Y. Lee & Wangs Co., Ltd., Hong Kong, 1973.

出版

Lee Yu-kuan, Oriental Lacquer Art, New York/Tokyo, 1972, p. 157, no. 92.

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In Oriental Lacquer Art, the author, Lee Yu-kuan, p. 157, notes that this dish, which is dated Yuan dynasty, 14th century, is particularly thick, and that a thicker dish is in the Yamato Bunkakan Museum in Nara.
A similar dish of the same size and date illustrated by James C.Y. Watt and Barbara B. Ford, East Asian Lacquer: The Florence and Herbert Irving Collection, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1991, p. 53, no. 9, is dated late Yuan to early Ming, late 14th century.