Yuan Dynasty, Longquan Celadon Spot‑Splashed Yuhuchun Vase

拍品描述

Dimensions：H.28cm Condition & Provenance：Completely intact, no cracks or chips, glaze well preserved, natural patina on foot‑ring. Formerly private collection of Richard Hamilton, Seattle, Washington, U.S.A. Acquired in Hong Kong in 1990s, family inherited collection, never appeared in public auction, no exhibition or publication records. Description：A fine Longquan celadon pear‑shaped vase of Yuan dynasty. Flared mouth, slender neck, plump pear‑shaped body and neatly trimmed foot ring. The whole body is covered with thick powdery‑green glaze with mild lustre. Scattered iron‑brown splash spots are applied on mouth rim, neck and body, the spots show natural diffusion and rich tonal variation, which is a distinctive decorative technique of Yuan Longquan ware. The exposed foot rim displays typical rust‑red firing discoloration. Elegant silhouette coupled with soft celadon glaze and sporadic brown speckles, represents high‑grade flower‑arranging display porcelain of Yuan Longquan kiln.

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