明 五彩花卉纹开光 天字罐

Description

明 五彩花卉纹开光 天字罐

参考：苏富比
April 18, 07:28 AM PDT
PROPERTY FROM THE PERSONAL COLLECTION OF SAM AND MYRNA MYERS IN FRANCE
森美及瑪娜·邁爾斯伉儷珍藏
Lot 148 A rare wucai ‘fish’ jar, Transitional period, 17th century
明末清初 十七世紀 五彩魚藻紋罐

Estimate 2,000 – 3,000 EUR
Lot Sold 2,794 EUR

Property from the Personal Collection of Sam and Myrna Myers in France
A rare wucai ‘fish’ jar
Transitional period, 17th century
H. 21.4 cm, 8 3/8 in.

Collection personnelle de Sam et Myrna Myers en France
Jarre en porcelaine wucai à décor de poissons, époque Transition, XVIIe siècle
森美及瑪娜·邁爾斯伉儷珍藏
明末清初 十七世紀 五彩魚藻紋罐

Condition Report
General light surface wear and expected firing imperfections. The base is pierced.

Provenance
Christie’s, Paris, 13th June 2007, lot 191 (label).
巴黎佳士得，2007年6月13日， 編號191 (標簽)

参考： 香港蘇富比拍卖有限公司
1995年秋季拍卖会 1995-10-31
中国陶瓷、工艺品及玉器雕刻
LOT号： 0488 十七世纪 五彩开光式花卉纹罐

拍品信息
尺寸 28.3cm
估价 HKD 　50,000-60,000
成交价 流拍

参考：苏富比 505
中國藝術品
明萬曆 五彩開光花鳥圖罐 《大明萬曆年製》款

180,000 — 250,000港幣
拍品已售 225,000 港幣 成交價 (含買家佣金)

拍品詳情
明萬曆 五彩開光花鳥圖罐 《大明萬曆年製》款
高13.6 公分，5 3/8 英寸

狀況報告

中國藝術品
2018年5月31日 – 2018年6月1日 | 上午 11:15 HKT
香港

参考: 苏富比 123
亞洲藝術
明嘉靖 五彩開光瑞鳥紋小罐 《大明嘉靖年製》款

40,000 — 60,000歐元

拍品詳情
明嘉靖 五彩開光瑞鳥紋小罐 《大明嘉靖年製》款

亞洲藝術
2014年6月10日 | 上午 10:30 CEST
巴黎

参考：重要中國瓷器及工藝品
3170 明 万历 五彩花鸟纹罐
A WUCAI ‘BIRDS AND FLOWERS’ JAR
MARK AND PERIOD OF WANLI

估價 90,000 — 120,000 港幣
拍品已售 212,500 港幣 成交價 (含買家佣金)

拍品詳情

重要中國瓷器及工藝品
2012年4月4日 | 下午 3:30 HKT
香港

A WUCAI ‘BIRDS AND FLOWERS’ JAR
MARK AND PERIOD OF WANLI
the ovoid body with a rounded shoulder and a short mouth, painted in cobalt blue, iron red, yellow, green and black enamels, with four lobed panels of birds flying amongst flowering and fruiting branches, all below a frieze of four similarly decorated cartouches against a coin-diaper ground at the shoulder, and above a row of upright lappets above the foot, the slightly recessed base inscribed in underglaze blue with a six-character reign mark
height 13.5 cm., 5 1/4 in.

狀況報告
The jar has a stained C-shaped crack of about 16.5 cm to the body. There are also some typical losses to the enamelling, as well as surface scratches and wear, especially to the mouthrim.

來源
An old Japanese collection.

参考：佳士得 拍賣 17739
寶芳閣官窯瓷器珍藏
香港|2019年5月29日
拍品2815
明嘉靖 五彩鳳鶴八音紋小罐 雙圈六字楷書款
JIAJING SIX-CHARACTER MARK IN UNDERGLAZE-BLUE WITHIN A DOUBLE CIRCLE AND OF THE PERIOD (1522-1566)

成交總額
HKD 687,500

估價
HKD 400,000 – HKD 600,000
明嘉靖 五彩鳳鶴八音紋小罐 雙圈六字楷書款
罐直口，短頸，豐肩，斂腹，圈足。通體施釉上五彩裝飾，腹部菱形開光內分繪鳳鶴紋，肩部與底部環飾折枝花卉紋及十二種樂器，上排逆時針方向為：琴、排籥、鼓、鏍、蕭、擊鼓，下排逆時針方向為：笙、笛、瑟、罄、響板、腰鼓。頸上、足上繪彩雲紋。底青花雙圈內「大明嘉靖年製」楷書款。
4 in. (10 cm.) high, box

來源
靜觀堂珍藏
紐約佳士得，1998年9月16日，拍品363號

拍品專文
此器紋飾十分罕見。大英博物館藏有一件器形、尺寸及紋飾皆相仿的近似例，惟樂器順序不同，載於Jessica Harrison-Hall著《Ming Ceramics》，倫敦，2001，編號9:108。據作者所述，此十二件樂器代表了中國樂器裏的「八音」，亦即金、石、絲、竹、匏、土、革、木。

参考：佳士得拍賣 2872中國瓷器及工藝精品 紐約|2014年9月18日 – 19日瀏覽拍賣 拍品829 清顺治/康熙 五彩牡丹蓮紋罐 SHUNZHI PERIOD, CIRCA 1645-1660

成交總額
USD 12,500

估價
USD 5,000 – USD 7,000

清康熙五彩牡丹蓮紋罐

來源
Kochukyo, Japan, acquired in the 1970s.

参考：佳士得拍卖 17739 宝芳阁官窑瓷器珍藏
香港|2019年5月29日拍品2815 A RARE MING WUCAI OVOID JAR
JIAJING SIX-CHARACTER MARK IN UNDERGLAZE-BLUE WITHIN A DOUBLE CIRCLE AND OF THE PERIOD (1522-1566)

成交总额
HKD 687,500

估价
HKD 400,000 – HKD 600,000

4 in. (10 cm.) high, box

来源
Jingguantang Collection
Sold at Christie’s New York, 16 September 1998, lot 363

拍品专文
The decoration of this jar, especially the depiction of the twelve musical instruments, is very rare. The twelve instruments depicted on this jar in counterclockwise order are: qin, pan pipes, drum, two-ended gong, xiao, hand drum in the top row; sheng, flute, se, chime, castanets, waist drum in the lower row.
A jar of this form and decoration but with the twelve musical instruments arranged in a slightly different order is in the British Museum, illustrated in Jessica Harrison-Hall, Ming Ceramics, London, 2001, no.9:108, where the author explains that these instruments are traditional Chinese musical instruments whose origin may be traced to the Shang and Zhou dynasties, and that they represent the Bayin, ‘Eight Classes or Sounds’ of instrument – stone, metal, silk, bamboo, wood, skin, gourd and earth. The author makes a further remark on the importance of musical rites at the Ming imperial court.

参考：大英博物馆 明 嘉靖 五彩 八音鹤凤纹罐 jar

Object typejar
Museum number1947,0712.266
Description
Globular porcelain jar with overglaze red, green, yellow, turquoise and black enamels. This globular jar has a short neck and recessed base. Six octofoil cartouches, alternately framing phoenix or cranes, girdle the jar with twelve musical instruments and six pairs of different kinds of flowers painted above and below in a palette of overglaze red, green, yellow, turquoise and black enamels. Above the musical instruments are, anti-clockwise: 琴 ‘qin’ [the zither], ‘pai yue’ [the pan pipes], 鼓 ‘gu’ [the drum], 笛 ‘di’ [the flute], ‘luo’ [the two-ended gong] and ‘jigu’ [a type of hand drum]. Below are six further instruments: anti-clockwise, these are 腰 鼓 ‘yaogu’ [the waist drum], 笛 ‘di’ [the flute], 琴 ‘qin’ [the stone chime], 笙 ‘sheng’ [a wind instrument comprising vertical tubes of different lengths], 琴 ‘qin’ [the zither] and 拍 板 ‘pai ban’ [the castanets]. A six-character underglaze blue Jiajing reign mark marks the base.

Culture/period Ming dynasty Jiajing (mark and period)
Date1522-1566
Production placeMade in: Jingdezhen(Asia,China,Jiangxi (province),Jingdezhen)
FindspotFound/Acquired: China(Asia,China)
Materials porcelain
Techniqueunderglazed term detailspainted glazed
DimensionsHeight: 10 centimetres
Inscriptions
Inscription Type
mark
Inscription Position
base
Inscription Language
Chinese
Inscription Transliteration
Da Ming Jiajing Nian Zhi
Inscription Translation
Made in the Jiajing reign of the Ming dynasty
Inscription Comment
Six-character underglaze blue Jiajing reign mark .
Curator’s comments Harrison-Hall 2001:
These twelve musical instruments are traditional Chinese instruments whose origins may be traced to the Shang and Zhou dynasties. They represent the ‘ba yin’ [Eight Classes or Sounds] of instrument. These are stone, metal, silk, bamboo, wood, skin, gourd and earth. Typical Chinese melodies use a scale of five notes only (do, re, mi, so, la) and do not tend to repeat their melodies as Western tunes do. A wide range of musical instruments was used during the Ming period by scholars, professional musicians and entertainers. Scholars and members of the ruling elite cultivated their musical talents as one of the so-called Four Major Arts, the others being chess, calligraphy and painting. As well as a scholar’s individual delight in his own or his friend’s music, listening to professional musicians was a popular Ming pursuit. Numerous musicians were employed at court for entertainment and also to perform music for rites and ceremonies. In 1530 there were 2,200 musicians at the Spirit Music Temple, providing the Jiajing emperor with accompaniments for elaborate ceremonies. Both male and female musicians were employed at court. For example, a female orchestra, depicted as part of a palace scene by a group of anonymous workshop artists in the sixteenth century, is shown playing a wide range of musical instruments.
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BibliographyHarrison-Hall 2001 9:108 bibliographic details
LocationNot on display
Subjectsphoenix term detailsmusical instrumentbird
Acquisition nameBequeathed by: Henry J Oppenheim biography
Acquisition date1947
DepartmentAsia
Registration number1947,0712.266Globular porcelain jar with overglaze red, green, yellow, turquoise and black enamels. Six octofoil cartouches, alternately framing phoenix or cranes, girdle the jar with twelve musical instruments and six pairs of different kinds of flowers. The base carries a six-character Jiajing reign mark.

參考：美國纽约大都會博物館 北宋 佛八宝 定窑碗 Bowl, Porcelaneous ware with reddish-brown glaze (“red” [“brown”] Ding ware), China
11th–12th century
China

Object Details
Period:Northern Song dynasty (960–1127)
Date:11th–12th century
Culture:China
Medium:Porcelaneous ware with reddish-brown glaze (“red” [“brown”] Ding ware)
Dimensions:H. 4 3/4 in. (12.1 cm)
Classification:Ceramics
Credit Line:Rogers Fund, 1917
Accession Number:17.118.16a, b
Provenance
[ Unidentified dealer, Shanghai]
Timeline of Art History
Timelines
Central and North Asia, 1000-1400 A.D.
China, 1000-1400 A.D.