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拍賣筆記 vol.133 佳士得紐約:或爲明成化鬥彩團花夔龍紋盃,94500美元售出 - A Rare Doucai 'Dragon' Cup

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    SACA
  • Mar 22
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Ornate ceramic bowl with blue, red, and yellow floral patterns on a white background, set against a dark gradient backdrop.


94500美元售出,75.6萬港元。


或爲明成化 鬥彩團花夔龍紋盃 雙方框六字楷書款

CHENGHUA SIX-CHARACTER MARK WITHIN A DOUBLE SQUARE AND PROBABLY OF THE PERIOD


成交價

美元 94,500

估價

美元 20,000 – 美元 30,000


拍品終止拍賣: 

2025年3月21日


2 13⁄16 in. (7.1 cm.) diam., silk pouch, Japanese double wood box


來源

日本私人家族珍藏,19世紀晚期


Ceramic cup with colorful dragon pattern, tied wooden boxes with Japanese text, and a drawstring pouch on a gray surface.


成化鬥彩瓷器以其寶石般的色彩、精緻的紋飾和細膩的工藝聞名於世,是中國瓷器中最為稀有且珍貴的品類之一。這類瓷器由御窯廠於十五世紀晚期(1470年代末至1480年代初)的短暫時期內燒製而成。成化朝甫一結束,這些瓷器便迅速受到收藏家的高度追捧。成化鬥彩反映了當時宮廷繁榮奢華的氣象,製作過程不計工本,且匠藝精湛細緻。由於鬥彩所需的多種顏色須經多次入窯燒製,製作工序繁複費時,且成品率低,極易在燒製過程中失敗。


一件設計相似且尺寸相若(直徑7.4公分)的成化鬥彩杯收藏於臺北國立故宮博物院,刊載於1992年出版的《成化瓷器特展圖錄》(Ch’eng-Hua Porcelain Ware, 1465-1487),臺灣,頁151,編號141。


Upside-down porcelain bowl with colorful floral patterns, featuring blue Chinese characters on the base. Gray background.

A RARE DOUCAI 'DRAGON' CUP

CHENGHUA SIX-CHARACTER MARK WITHIN A DOUBLE SQUARE AND PROBABLY OF THE PERIOD


Price realised

USD 94,500

Estimate

USD 20,000 – USD 30,000


Closed: 

21 Mar 2025


2 13⁄16 in. (7.1 cm.) diam., silk pouch, Japanese double wood box


PROVENANCE

A private family collection, Japan, late 19century.


White porcelain bowl with colorful dragon designs in blue, green, and red against a dark background. The mood is elegant and detailed.


Chenghua doucai (‘dove-tailed colors’) porcelains are renowned for their jewel-like colors, exquisite designs, and delicate craftsmanship, and are among the rarest and most coveted of all Chinese porcelains. Produced by the imperial kilns during a brief period in the late 1470s and early 1480s, these finely crafted pieces became highly sought after by collectors almost immediately after the Chenghua reign ended. They reflect a time of prosperity and luxury at the imperial court, where no expense was spared in creating these sophisticated porcelains, executed with exceptional skill and precision. With their multi-colored designs requiring multiple firings, Chenghua doucai porcelains were complex and labor-intensive to produce and had a high risk of failure during firing.


A Chenghua doucai cup of simiar design and comparable size (7.4 cm. diam.) in the National Palace Museum, Taipei, is illustrated in the Catalogue of the Special Exhibition of Ch’eng-Hua Porcelain Ware, 1465-1487, Taiwan, 1992, p. 151, no. 141.


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