Price
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Late Ming Transitional Early Qing Molded Bowl.
Chongzhen or Shunzhi Transitional molded white glazed bowl made at Jingdezhen circa 1640 with a six character Cheng H'ua mark to the base. The apocryphal for the earlier Ming Emperor is to honour and not to deceive.
The rim is slightly everted and scalloped giving it the foliate shape. The sides are delicately molded to form a lotus flower design.
It is delicately potted with a good covering of white glaze which is why there is a slight nibbling to the foot rim where kiln grit has been removed.
There are three small discoloured imperfections to the inside of the bowl and two small frits and one very tiny frit to the rim The rim is 11cm in diameter.
It is so difficult to photograph the bowl well due to the white colour.
Dimensions
11cm diameterPrice
£1500.00This object includes complimentary, Insured Shipping / Delivery within the UK
This object includes complimentary, International Insured Shipping
This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance
Condition report
Tiny frits to the rimStock number
6483The BADA Standard
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