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A russet-splashed black-glazed twin-handled jar (‘mizusashi’ jar).
Northern Song Dynasty: 12th century.
High Fired Stoneware.
16.5cm H x 14.5cm W.
Provenance:
• Kochukyo, Tokyo.
• The Linyushanren Collection.
• Christies New York 2019.
The jar is well potted with an ovoid body and the tall neck flanked by loop handles below the lipped rim.
The exterior is covered with a lustrous black glaze liberally splashed in russet that thins to a caramel color on the loop handles and stops above the foot exposing the buff body.
The inside of the neck is glazed black while the remainder of the interior is covered with a thin glaze of dark caramel color. Japanese wood box.
Dimensions
H: 16.2cmStock number
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