A PAIR OF LONGQUAN CELADON CUPS, ONE DECORATED TOBI SEIJI
元 龍泉青釉小盃一對

YUAN DYNASTY (1279-1368)

細節
元 龍泉青釉小盃一對
來源
The tobi seiji cup: Acquired from Kochukyo around fifty years ago by repute
The celadon cup: A Japanese private collection, acquired before 2000

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Angela Kung
Angela Kung

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Longquan wares decorated with iron-brown spots are highly treasured by the Japanese and and are often referred to in Europe by their Japanese name tobi seiji. Jars and dishes with this type of spotted decoration were among the cargo of the Sinan wreck, which foundered off the coast of Korea en route for Japan in AD 1323 (illustrated in Relics Salvaged from the Seabed off Sinan, Seoul, 1985, p. 74, plate 62, nos. 88 & 89).

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