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JARRE 'TRADESCANT' EN GRES EMAILLE VERT, JAUNE ET BRUN

BORNEO, XVIIEME SIECLE

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JARRE 'TRADESCANT' EN GRES EMAILLE VERT, JAUNE ET BRUN
BORNEO, XVIIEME SIECLE
De forme balustre, la partie inférieure ornée d'une frise de feuilles, la panse agrémentée de fins rinceaux feuillagés et larges fleurs de lotus, l'épaulement rehaussé de cinq petites volutes formant anses ; une anse restaurée
Hauteur: 31,3 cm. (12 3/8 in.)
來源
From a French private collection
Formerly bought from Eymery & Cie, Arts Anciens d'Extrême-Orient, Paris
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A GREEN, YELLOW AND BROWN-GLAZED TRADESCANT JAR
BORNEO, 17TH CENTURY

拍品專文

A jar of this type is in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, part of a collection formed by the father of John Tradescant, the donor, who died in 1627 and whose name is usually attached to the group. Wares of this type were exported from Canton or another Southern port to Indonesia, to the Philippines and to the Pacific. Similar jars are illustrated by W.B.Honey, Ceramic Art of China and other Countries of the Far East, London 1945, pl.81 also p.102 (Victoria and Albert Museum example), by S. Jenyns, Ming Pottery and Porcelain, London 1953, pl.113B (Ex Eumorfopoulos Collection), and by B. Harrison, Pusaka Heirloom Jars of Borneo, Oxford, 1990, pl.77 (Princessehof Museum, Leeuwarden, example).