Three Longquan celadon dishes , 14/15TH CENTURY

Sale 2637

CHINESE AND JAPANESE CERAMICS AND WORKS OF ART

Amsterdam

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2 November 2004

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Lot 187

Three Longquan celadon dishes

14/15TH CENTURY

Price realised

EUR 717

Estimate

EUR 600 - EUR 900

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Three Longquan celadon dishes
14/15TH CENTURY
One impressed to the centre with a flower-spray surrounded by fluted sides, very small rim chip; the second carved with a shaped panel enclosing a peony, within a band of scrollwork below the everted wavy rim; and a dish moulded with fluted sides and everted bracket-shaped rim, all with glaze scratches
26.5 cm. - 30 cm. diam. (3)
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Lot 187

Three Longquan celadon dishes

14/15TH CENTURY

Recommended features

Charles Dickens and ‘the first computer program’

‘Words have temperatures... When they reach a certain point and become hot, they appeal to me’ —Ed Ruscha’s Annie