Ming‑Dynasty Longquan‑Kiln Celadon Archaistic Vase With Tubular Handles And Flanged Ribs,14th‑17th Century,Destination:California
专场: Autumn Asian Art Auction (Part 3)
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Dimensions:Height 22.5 cmCondition & Provenance:The vase is fully intact without cracks,holes or large chips.All original celadon glaze is well preserved.Natural age‑related crackle network spreads all over surface.Slight glaze wear occurs around rim and foot ring from long‑term handling.Exposed foot‑ring bears authentic ancient earth encrustation.No modern repair,re‑glazing or artificial patina alterations.This piece originates from a well‑established west‑coast private collection in Los Angeles,California,USA.It was purchased from European antique gallery in 1990s and maintained within collector’s specialized holdings of Ming‑era Longquan celadon wares.Description:This archaistic Longquan celadon vase ranks among fine Ming‑Dynasty decorative ceramics modeled after ancient bronze ritual vessels.It features straight mouth,tall neck with symmetric tubular handles on both sides,four vertical raised flanged ribs running down body,bulbous abdomen and splayed foot ring.Thick lustrous plum‑green glaze coats entire vessel.Surface is covered by fine spontaneous crackle stained by faint tan discoloration within fissures.Thinner glaze along rim faintly reveals underlying clay body.Foot‑ring shows dark exposed clay finish.Silhouette appears stately and powerful inheriting Guan‑kiln Song‑Dynasty aesthetic with rich calm green glaze.Large‑size intact examples of this type are highly sought‑after representative Longquan archaistic wares with outstanding artistic and collectible merit.
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