Yongzheng Period Qing Dynasty Sacrificial Red Glazed Bowl (18th Century)

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Dimensions: Diameter 17 cm, height 10.7 cm (approx. 6.7 in. diameter, approx. 4.2 in. high, approx. 0.56 ft. high); 18th CenturyCondition & Provenance: Good condition with a smooth, well-preserved glaze surface and a rich, even red tone. Minor age-related surface wear consistent with its history. Provenance: From a private collection in Texas, USADescription: This Yongzheng period Qing Dynasty sacrificial red glazed bowl is an outstanding example of the refined monochrome porcelains produced at the imperial Jingdezhen kilns. The elegant form features a gently flared rim, rounded body, and balanced foot, creating a simple yet sophisticated silhouette. Covered entirely in a deep sacrificial red glaze, the bowl displays the rich ruby-like tone that made this glaze one of the most admired achievements of Qing imperial porcelain production. During the Yongzheng reign, porcelain artists pursued exceptional purity of form and perfection of glaze, and copper-red wares such as this required highly controlled firing techniques and were produced with great difficulty. The white-glazed base bears a blue underglaze Yongzheng reign mark, highlighting its imperial character and historical importance. This type of refined monochrome porcelain remains highly sought after by collectors of Qing dynasty imperial ceramics.

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