Jizhou‑Ware Splashed‑Glaze Hare‑Fur Tea Bowl,Song Dynasty,12‑13th Century
专场: Autumn Asian Art Auction (Part 3)
拍品描述
Dimensions:Mouth Diameter 12 cm (4.72 in),Height 7 cm (2.76 in)Condition & Provenance:This bowl has thick,heavy pottery body characteristic of Jizhou kiln.The unglazed base holds genuine ancient burial patina.The rough sandy foot bears uneven earth deposits and old soil residue,never acid‑washed or artificially polished.Minor nicks and chips around foot rim are age‑related wear from centuries‑long circulation,no modern damage.The transformative glaze surface inside and outside stays intact with fine age‑related crazing across glaze.There are no penetrating cracks,no glued restoration,no re‑glazing or later over‑painting,we only performed light conservative dust cleaning.This tea bowl was once part of private collection of a respected ancient‑ceramic collector based in Virginia,who spent more than thirty years collecting southern Song‑dynasty kiln wares.He acquired this bowl from a Hong‑Kong antique dealer back in 2002.After shipping back to United States,it was kept inside climate‑controlled private cabinet for personal study and appreciation only.It never appeared in public auctions or museum exhibitions.It comes fresh out of family estate settlement,full collection provenance records are available upon request.description:This is a classic Jizhou‑ware tapered tea bowl made for Song‑dynasty whisked‑tea ceremony.It features iconic rim‑tucked shape,the lip slightly folds inward,walls taper smoothly down to short solid foot with clean silhouette.It is covered with iron‑rich flambe glaze.The rim area carries deep blended dark‑blue and purplish‑brown glaze,as glaze flows downwards,it radiates outward forming streaky hare‑fur pattern mixing golden‑yellow,honey‑yellow and vivid blue hues.These streaming lines spread toward bowl center creating totally natural,unduplicated visual effect,no man‑made brushwork involved.Crystallized glaze patch gathers right at bowl bottom adding extra layered visual appeal.Flambe effect from Jizhou kiln is driven by subtle fluctuation inside firing chamber,so every single flambe bowl is absolutely one‑of‑a‑kind.Outer glaze flows naturally and stops above sandy rough foot.This piece fully reflects unrestrained folk aesthetic of southern Song‑dynasty kilns,its brilliant glaze never looks gaudy,it carries powerful primitive antique charm.It is a collectible Song‑dynasty tea‑ceremony artifact perfect for collection and interior display,this is an authentic well‑preserved functional Jizhou‑ware tea bowl.
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