A LARGE WHITE-GLAZED BOWL
A LARGE WHITE-GLAZED BOWL
A LARGE WHITE-GLAZED BOWL
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A LARGE WHITE-GLAZED BOWL

DAOGUANG-GUANGXU PERIOD (1821-1908)

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A LARGE WHITE-GLAZED BOWL
DAOGUANG-GUANGXU PERIOD (1821-1908)
The bowl has rounded sides applied with fixed lion mask-and-ring handles and is inscribed in underglaze blue on the interior with a four-character hallmark Chuyue Shanzhuang (The Villa of Moonlit Garden).
12 ½ in. (31.6 cm.) diam., Japanese wood box
Provenance
Kobijutsu Kenshodo, Osaka.

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Chuyue Shanzhuang is a hallmark usually associated with the Daoguang period, and might refer to the namesake villa and garden complex once located in Xuancheng, Anhui Province. The garden complex belonged to Zhou Hao (1835-1911), a native of Xuancheng, who held a series of important positions, including the acting Governor of Jiangxi (in office 1904-1905). He built Chuyue Shanzhuang in his hometown and subsquently retreated there after he retired from political life.

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