A doucai jar, Ming dynasty, Chenghua period 1465-87.
Decorated with phoenix birds amidst cloud formations and flowers. Trace of tienmark to base. Height 9,5 cm.
Restored. Damages, parts missing.
Provenance
Purschased in Hong Kong in the 1990's.
Exhibitions
Compare lot 102 Sothebys, Fine Chinese ceramics and works of art, London 14 nov 2001.
Literature
Compare similar exhibited in Beijing 2008, page 304 and onwards.
The Emperors broken China. Reconstructing Chenghua porcelain. Regina Krahl, Julian Thomson, Sothebys, Asia Hous London, Dorchester, Jingdezhen cermaic archaelogical research institute, Eskenazi, British Airways. 1995. page 112.
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