Price
£1250.00This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance
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Chinese Late Ming Blue and White Transitional Bowl.
A Chinese late Ming Transitional period blue and white reticulated small bowl made at Jingdezhen for export.
The bowl is similar to those that were salvaged in the Hatcher cargo which had sunk circa 1642.
The sides are painted with five roundels of flowers or trees and separated by a reticulated body, this type of reticulation is often called 'devils work' or more correctly 'linglong' The cut away design is also known as the cash design as it represents the pattern found on Chinese coins of the period.
Below the top rim is a stylised wave pattern and around the base are shaped cells.
The bowl was originally purchased from Robert McPherson the provenance is to the base.
Unusual small size.
Very small chip to the inside of the foot rim.
Dimensions
8.5cmCondition report
One very small chip to the inside of the foot rimStock number
6346The BADA Standard
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