Gourde
Ceramics
China
Thema/Dekor :
Gourde de pèlerin d'après un type du XVe siècle
Material:
Porcelaine
Technik:
Underglaze copper red decoration
Datum:
Dynastie Qing (1644-1911), règne de Qianlong (1736-1795)
Masse:
Haut. 19 cm
Herkunftsort:
Chine, Jiangxi, fours impériaux de Jingdezhen
Marke:
Marque et règne de Qianlong (1736-1795)
Beschreibung:
A "pilgrim's flask" of flattened circular form having a small neck with a collar, the sweling mouth with inturned lip joined to the shoulders by two angular strap handles terminating in ruyi heads, with an ornamental boss on either side below; oval, spreading foot. Painted in underglaze red turning to green in places is a roundel of intricate geometric design with a six-pointed star in the centre on either face, with formalised floral sprays repeating round the sides and neck, and pointed lappets with florets, etc. at the mouth and foot.
Inventar-Nr.:
CB.CC.1930.535
Copyright:
Fondation Baur
Fotograf:
Marian Gérard