Southern Song Longquan Celadon Powder-Blue Glazed Covered Jar with Raised Stud Decoration, Floral Scroll Relief and Animal Finial (13th–14th Century)

LOT 373 · 已成交

成交价 USD1000.00

拍卖时间：2026-09-26 23:00

拍卖行： East West Art Auction

专场： Asian Art Auction (Part II)

拍品描述

Dimensions: Maximum width 18 cm (7.1 inches, 0.59 feet), height 17 cm (6.7 inches, 0.56 feet); Longquan celadon, 13th-14th century (Southern Song to early Yuan Dynasty); Condition and Provenance: Well preserved, original lid intact. The piece retains its elegant celadon glaze, natural crackles, and kiln firing marks. Provenance: Private collection, Hong Kong; Description: This elegant Longquan celadon covered jar has a unique drum-shaped body and comes with its original lid. Measuring 18 cm wide and 17 cm high, the jar is covered in a delicate powder-blue glaze, incorporating molded, relief, and raised dotted patterns, showcasing the exquisite decorative style of classic Longquan porcelain. The lid is gently arched, decorated with raised scrolling grass and curling foliage patterns, while the center of the jar features a five-lobed twisted animal motif, combining beauty and practicality. The mouth of the jar reveals the pale beige body beneath the glaze, with fine natural crackles on the surface. The jar is drum-shaped, decorated with two concentric circles of raised floral patterns, inspired by the form of ancient bronze drums. The body is adorned with relief carvings of intertwined scrolls and lush lotus flowers, and covered with a lustrous Longquan celadon glaze. The bottom is flat, the exterior is glazed, and the edges retain the original fine texture of the clay. The thick, pale blue glaze exhibits a soft, jade-like sheen and displays the elegant crackle pattern characteristic of Longquan celadon. This piece was crafted using a combination of wheel-throwing, molding, and appliqué techniques, showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship of Southern Song ceramics. The drum-shaped body symbolizes stability and harmony, while the scrolling patterns represent prosperity and good fortune. This type of Longquan covered jar was versatile, serving both as a refined storage container and an elegant interior decoration for scholars, combining practicality with exceptional artistic beauty.

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