Kangxi Period Sacrificial Red Glazed Covered Box, Qing Dynasty (1662–1722, late 17th to early 18th century)
拍品描述
Dimensions: Height 7 cm (approximately 2.76 in, approximately 0.23 ft), Diameter 12.8 cm (approximately 5.04 in, approximately 0.42 ft), 17th–18th centuryCondition and Provenance: Good overall condition with a rich and evenly applied sacrificial red glaze. The surface remains smooth and glossy with natural signs of age. Provenance: From a private collection in New York, USA.Description: This Kangxi period covered box is an elegant example of Qing dynasty monochrome porcelain. The piece is covered in a deep sacrificial red glaze, a highly regarded imperial glaze that required precise control of materials and firing conditions at the Jingdezhen kilns. The simple yet refined form highlights the beauty of the glaze itself, while the contrast between the vivid exterior and the clean white interior creates a sophisticated visual balance. This type of Kangxi monochrome porcelain was highly appreciated by court collectors and remains a sought-after category among international porcelain enthusiasts today。
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