A BLACK-GLAZED 'PARTRIDGE FEATHER' JAR AND COVER
VARIOUS PROPERTIES
北宋 黑釉鷓鴣斑雙繫蓋罐

NORTHERN SONG DYNASTY (960-1127)

細節
罐直口,短頸,溜肩,腹下漸歛,圈足。內外施黑釉飾鐵銹斑,肩上置圈耳。外壁施釉至足上,露米黃胎。蓋底不施釉。

此器源自一日本醫師(生於1925年)舊藏。後為梅澤彥太郎收藏。1975年購自日本壺中居。曾展出於梅澤記念館1969年舉辦《宋の陶磁》展覽,圖錄編號32。
來源
The private collection of a Japanese physician (b. 1925)
Collection of Umezawa Hikotaro, Tokyo, Japan
Kochukyo, Tokyo, circa 1975
展覽
Umezawa Gallery, Tokyo, Ceramics of the Sung Dynasty, 1969, and illustrated in the Catalogue, no. 32
拍場告示
Please note that the dating of this lot should read:
PROBABLY SONG DYNASTY

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拍品專文

Although Northern black-glazed jars of this type with lug handles are known, it is quite rare for them to retain their covers. The current jar is also very successfully fired, with its attractive, bold russet splashes beautifully set off against a dark, lustrous black ground. The distinctive decoration on this type of wares are poetically called 'partridge feather', since the spots apparently resemble the pattern on the chest of partridges, with characteristic small brownish white spots.

Compare a closely related jar in the Robert Barron Collection, which has a taller neck and more tapered lower body, illustrated in Heaven and Earth Seen Within, New Orleans Museum of Art, 2000, no. 32. Compare also two black-glazed vessels from the Falk Collection, one a baluster vase, sold at Christie's New York, 20 September 2002, lot 288; the other a covered bowl, sold at Christie's New York, 1 October 2001, lot 83.

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