清 广彩 开光才子佳人花卉纹双耳瓶

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清 广彩 开光才子佳人花卉纹双耳瓶

参考：佳士得
22 1月 2020 | 現場拍賣 18087
中國外銷瓷呈獻The Tibor珍藏（第二部分）
拍品 161 广彩庭院仕女纹瓶
A VERY LARGE PAIR OF ‘CANTON FAMILLE ROSE’ VASES
PROPERTY FROM A FRENCH COLLECTOR
19TH CENTURY

成交價 USD 7,500
估價 USD 6,000 – USD 9,000

A VERY LARGE PAIR OF ‘CANTON FAMILLE ROSE’ VASES
19TH CENTURY
Colorfully enameled on each side with a large and intricate court scene showing multiple courtiers and ladies in pavilions and the gardens outside, all within gilt borders and reserved on a field strewn with flowers, birds and butterflies, gilt chilong applied on the shoulders and the handles in the form of scampering Buddhist lions playing with pups, the everted rims with scalloped edges
31 ½ in. (80 cm.) high

狀況報告
Overall good condition with some wear or rubbing to gilt, mostly on chilong and lion handles, and some other light surface wear or tiny flaws.

参考：佳士得
拍卖 13753
美藏于斯 ─ 大都会艺术博物馆珍藏中国瓷器
纽约|2016年9月15日
拍品870|
A LARGE AND FINELY DECORATED FAMILLE VERTE ROULEAU VASE
KANGXI PERIOD (1662-1722)

估价
USD 60,000 – USD 80,000

A LARGE AND FINELY DECORATED FAMILLE VERTE ROULEAU VASE
KANGXI PERIOD (1662-1722)
The tall body is finely decorated with two registers of shaped panels depicting auspicious animals including a tiger, a phoenix, a lion, ducks and peacocks, and one panel depicting archaistic vessels containing flowers and scholar’s objects, all reserved on a yellow ground painted with lotus scroll. The neck is decorated with further scroll on a green ground and is separated into two registers by a bow-string band.
28 ¾ in. (73 cm.) high, wood stand

来源

John D. Rockefeller Jr. (1874-1960) Collection.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, accessioned in 1960.

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It was not until 1913 that John D. Rockefeller, Jr., a noted collector of European paintings and textiles, discovered Chinese ceramics, when he was looking for two vases to adorn the mantelpiece of his New York home at 10 West 45th Street. By 1915, when J.P. Morgan died and his porcelain collection was sold by the art dealer Joseph Duveen, Rockefeller’s interest in the field was fully sparked. Duveen offered the Morgan ceramics to Rockefeller, Henry Clay Frick, and Joseph E. Widener. The scale of John D., Jr.’s desired purchase of the Morgan porcelains, however, was great enough to necessitate a loan of some $2 million from his father, John D. Rockefeller, Sr. “I have never squandered money on horses, yachts, automobiles or other foolish extravagances,” the collector wrote in a letter outlining his request. “A fondness for these porcelains is my only hobby – the only thing on which I have cared to spend money. I have found their study a great recreation and diversion, and I have become very fond of them…. The money put into these porcelains is not lost or squandered… I think you do not realize how much I should like to do it, for you do not know the beauty and charm of these works of art…” (R. Fosdick, John D. Rockefeller, Jr., A Portrait, New York, 1956, p. 335) John D., Sr. duly gifted the required funds, and a collection of exceptional beauty and provenance was born. In the decades to come, John D., Jr., would further advance his assemblage of Chinese ceramics through personal scholarship and a commitment to acquiring the very best.

According to his biographer, Rockefeller would spend hours examining and contemplating his objects. To display the pieces to their full potential, he had noted architect Welles Bosworth design stands for them. Many of the stands featured stabilizing clips painted to conform to the design of the porcelain, as seen on the present vase and others in this catalogue.

参考：SALE 6074
Chinese Ceramics, Works of Art and Textiles
London, South Kensington|18 May 2012

LOT 1075 A LARGE PAIR OF FAMILLE ROSE BALUSTER VASES
19TH CENTURY

Price realised GBP 21,250
Estimate GBP 10,000 – GBP 12,000

A LARGE PAIR OF FAMILLE ROSE BALUSTER VASES
19TH CENTURY
Enamelled and gilt, with panels enclosing figures in palace settings, surrounded by scrolling foliage, the shoulders with applied chilong and twin moulded treeshrew handles.
33¼ in. (84.3 cm.) high (2)