拍品專文
A similar vase of this date and size with cloisonn-decorated flanges is illustrated by Helmut Brinker and Albert Lutz, Chinese Cloisonn: The Uldry Collection, New York, 1989, no. 212
JINGTAI FOUR-CHARACTER CAST MARK, SECOND HALF 17TH CENTURY
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A LARGE CLOISONN ENAMEL BEAKER VASE, FANGZUN
Jingtai Four-Character Cast Mark, Second Half 17th Century
Of square zun form, the upper register of the flared mouth and the spreading base decorated at the corners with blades filled with long-tailed archaistic birds, with a wide dragon band between narrow dragon borders on the lower neck, and with taotie masks on each facet of the central section, with vertical notched flanges dividing each side and at each corner, the interior of the mouth decorated with lotus scroll, the mark cast on the gilt-metal base
21in. (54.6cm.) high
Jingtai Four-Character Cast Mark, Second Half 17th Century
Of square zun form, the upper register of the flared mouth and the spreading base decorated at the corners with blades filled with long-tailed archaistic birds, with a wide dragon band between narrow dragon borders on the lower neck, and with taotie masks on each facet of the central section, with vertical notched flanges dividing each side and at each corner, the interior of the mouth decorated with lotus scroll, the mark cast on the gilt-metal base
21in. (54.6cm.) high