A set of three famille verte tea jars, Transition, 17th Century. - Bukowskis

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A set of three famille verte tea jars, Transition, 17th Century.

A set of three famille verte tea jars, Transition, 17th Century.

A set of three famille verte tea jars, Transition, 17th Century.

A set of three famille verte tea jars, Transition, 17th Century.

A set of three famille verte tea jars, Transition, 17th Century.

A set of three famille verte tea jars, Transition, 17th Century.

A set of three famille verte tea jars, Transition, 17th Century.

A set of three famille verte tea jars, Transition, 17th Century.

A set of three famille verte tea jars, Transition, 17th Century.

A set of three famille verte tea jars, Transition, 17th Century.

A set of three famille verte tea jars, Transition, 17th Century.

A set of three famille verte tea jars, Transition, 17th Century.

A set of three famille verte tea jars, Transition, 17th Century.

A set of three famille verte tea jars, Transition, 17th Century.

A set of three famille verte tea jars, Transition, 17th Century.

A set of three famille verte tea jars, Transition, 17th Century.

A set of three famille verte tea jars, Transition, 17th Century.

A set of three famille verte tea jars, Transition, 17th Century.

A set of three famille verte tea jars, Transition, 17th Century.

Decorated with flowers and greenery. Height approx 12,5 cm.

One with repair to rim, one with rimcrack, small fritts to footrim.

Provenance

From the Collection of Richard Hultmark (1867-1935). Member of the China Committee, First Counselor, and Judge. Brother of Emil and David Hultmark who also collected Asian Ceramics and Works of art, all members of ‘Kinaklubben’ (China Club) in Stockholm in the 1920's with Carl Kempe (1884-1967) and the Crown Prince Gustav Adolf. He is a well known collector in Sweden and built his collection during the golden age of European collecting. Thence by descent within the family.

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