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795 |
A PAINTED Cizhou VASE, probably Song-Yuan Dynasty. Piriform with flaring
neck and everted rim. Decorated with peony motifs and the body and neck
with linear banding. Height 9.75 inches (24.5 cm). Estimate $500-$750
Provenance: Warren E. Cox LITERATURE: Warren E. Cox, The Book of Pottery
and Porcelain, Vol. I, Crown Publishers, New York, 1970, page 198 plate
369, illustrated |
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796 |
A PAIR OF GLAZED CERAMIC VASES, Song Dynasty or later, including a Cizhou
ware high-shouldered bottle vase with short, flaring neck. The sides
with leaf designs probably made by Height 7.75 inches (19.5 cm). Together
with a Piriform vase with flaring neck covered with a thick olive green
celadon glaze with a row of abstract motifs in scrafitto revealing a dark
red stoneware body. Height 7.25 inches (18.4 cm). Estimate $400-600
Provenance: Warren E. Cox LITERATURE: Warren E. Cox, The Book of Pottery
and Porcelain, Vol. I, Crown Publishers, New York, 1970, page 210 figure
396, illustrated (Cizhou ware vase only) |
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797 |
A Bai ding SAUCER, SONG DYNASTY, of fluted petal-form. Diameter 4 inches,
10.5 cm. Estimate $400-$600 |
