Lot 95 明天啓至清雍正 瓷盃四件及盤兩件 | A GROUP OF FOUR CUPS AND TWO SAUCERS
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| 拍卖公司 | 邦瀚斯 |
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| 拍卖时间 | 2026年07月16日 |
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拍品信息
拍品名称
明天啓至清雍正 瓷盃四件及盤兩件 | A GROUP OF FOUR CUPS AND TWO SAUCERS
起拍价
GBP 600
估值区间
GBP 600 - 800
尺寸
未知
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Tianqi to Yongzheng
Comprising: a flower-form famille jaune miniature cup decorated with floral panels, with a butterfly-form handle; a famille rose flower-form tea bowl finely enamelled with varying animal panels to the exterior on geometric grounds, the interior with a lady and boy medallion; a wine cup and saucer decorated with figural and floral panels on a gilt ground reserved with scrolling flowers and foliage; a famille verte hexagonal tall cup; and a shaped famille verte large saucer with a lotus bouquet to the well and panels of sea creatures, flowers and landscape to the sides.
The large saucer: 14.2cm (5 5/8in) wide. (6).
Footnotes
明天啓至清雍正 瓷盃四件及盤兩件
Provenance: Mrs Elsie Tritton, Godmersham Park sale, Christie's, 7th June 1983 (the large saucer)(collector's notes)
Anthony du Boulay (1929-2022) and Judith du Boulay (1933-2021), Dorchester, collection no.P153 (the large saucer)(label)
Dorking Hall, February 2001 (the hexagonal cup)(collector's notes)
Acquired from R & G McPherson Antiques, 2004 (the famille rose tea bowl and wine cup and saucer)(collector's notes)
Acquired from R & G McPherson Antiques, October 2017 (the famille jaune cup)(collector's notes)
Acquired from Duke's, 11th Nov 2019, lot 44 (the large saucer)(collector's notes)
: M. White, , vol. 2, n.p., 2021, p.21 (the famille jaune cup)
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tritton bought Godmersham Park in 1936, and not only rescued the house, but filled it with one of the finest post-war collections of English and French furniture in this country. The property at one time belonged to Jane Austen's brother, Edward Austen Knight, and there are letters written by her describing Godmersham and its beautiful park.
Anthony du Boulay (1929–2022) was a renowned British expert in Chinese porcelain. He served as Director of the Asian and European Ceramics and Works of Art Department at Christie's, where he played a pivotal role in shaping the market for Chinese ceramics. Over his career, he became a leading authority on the subject, publishing influential books, including (1973) and (1984). Known for his discerning eye and deep knowledge, du Boulay was also a respected lecturer and consultant, sharing his expertise with museums, institutions, and private collectors.
Comprising: a flower-form famille jaune miniature cup decorated with floral panels, with a butterfly-form handle; a famille rose flower-form tea bowl finely enamelled with varying animal panels to the exterior on geometric grounds, the interior with a lady and boy medallion; a wine cup and saucer decorated with figural and floral panels on a gilt ground reserved with scrolling flowers and foliage; a famille verte hexagonal tall cup; and a shaped famille verte large saucer with a lotus bouquet to the well and panels of sea creatures, flowers and landscape to the sides.
The large saucer: 14.2cm (5 5/8in) wide. (6).
Footnotes
明天啓至清雍正 瓷盃四件及盤兩件
Provenance: Mrs Elsie Tritton, Godmersham Park sale, Christie's, 7th June 1983 (the large saucer)(collector's notes)
Anthony du Boulay (1929-2022) and Judith du Boulay (1933-2021), Dorchester, collection no.P153 (the large saucer)(label)
Dorking Hall, February 2001 (the hexagonal cup)(collector's notes)
Acquired from R & G McPherson Antiques, 2004 (the famille rose tea bowl and wine cup and saucer)(collector's notes)
Acquired from R & G McPherson Antiques, October 2017 (the famille jaune cup)(collector's notes)
Acquired from Duke's, 11th Nov 2019, lot 44 (the large saucer)(collector's notes)
: M. White, , vol. 2, n.p., 2021, p.21 (the famille jaune cup)
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tritton bought Godmersham Park in 1936, and not only rescued the house, but filled it with one of the finest post-war collections of English and French furniture in this country. The property at one time belonged to Jane Austen's brother, Edward Austen Knight, and there are letters written by her describing Godmersham and its beautiful park.
Anthony du Boulay (1929–2022) was a renowned British expert in Chinese porcelain. He served as Director of the Asian and European Ceramics and Works of Art Department at Christie's, where he played a pivotal role in shaping the market for Chinese ceramics. Over his career, he became a leading authority on the subject, publishing influential books, including (1973) and (1984). Known for his discerning eye and deep knowledge, du Boulay was also a respected lecturer and consultant, sharing his expertise with museums, institutions, and private collectors.
