A BUNCHEONG STONEWARE BOTTLE
A BUNCHEONG STONEWARE BOTTLE
A BUNCHEONG STONEWARE BOTTLE
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A BUNCHEONG STONEWARE BOTTLE
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PROPERTY FROM A PRIVATE JAPANESE COLLECTION
A BUNCHEONG STONEWARE BOTTLE

JOSEON DYNASTY (15TH CENTURY)

细节
A BUNCHEONG STONEWARE BOTTLE
JOSEON DYNASTY (15TH CENTURY)
Of compressed pear shape, set on a circular foot, with slim short neck opens to a thick round mouth, waist and above covered with a white slip, applied with a lustrous transparent glaze with dense brown crackles
7 1/8 in. (18.1 cm.) high
来源
Akaboshi Goro, renowned Korean art collector in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
出版
Asakawa Noritaka. Richo no toji (Ceramics of Joseon Dynasty) (Fujizawa City: Akaboshi Goro, 1956), plate 21.
Akaboshi Goro. Chosen no yakimono: Richo (Ceramics of Korea: Joseon Dynasty) (Tokyo: Tanko shinsha, 1965), plate 46.
Shin zahen no richo (New [The Porcelains of] Joseon Dynasty on the Next Seat, ) (Tokyo: Seika no kai, 2019), no. 90.

荣誉呈献

Takaaki Murakami (村上高明)
Takaaki Murakami (村上高明) Vice President, Specialist and Head of Department | Korean Art

拍品专文

Akaboshi Goro, the former owner of this bottle, reminisces about the time he acquired it alongside the renowned collector Asakawa Noritake (1884-1964) in his book, Richo no Toji (Ceramics of Joseon Dynasty):
"This bottle was something that was thrown into the crawl space under the floor of Mr. Yoshimura’s antique shop in Shitaya along with other broken wine bottles. When Mr. Asakawa and I looked into the crawl space, only the neck of this wine bottle was visible among other miscellaneous items. Mr. Asakawa was impressed by just seeing the neck, and when we took it out, it turned out to be a truly splendid bottle. So, I acquired it immediately without any hesitation. During that time, Mr. Asakawa told me that he was able to estimate the overall quality of the bottle just by looking at the neck alone. I was very impressed with Mr. Asakawa's connoisseurship."

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