Lot 242 清早中期 德化白瓷獅形香插三件 | Three Chinese Blanc-de-Chine Porcelain Fu Lions, 17th-18th Century
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拍品信息
拍品名称
清早中期 德化白瓷獅形香插三件 | Three Chinese Blanc-de-Chine Porcelain Fu Lions, 17th-18th Century
年代
17th-18th Century
起拍价
未知
估值区间
$1,200 - $1,800
尺寸
Height of largest 5 1/8 x length 2 3/4 x width 1 7/8 in., 13 x 6.98 x 4.76 cm.; Smallest 5 x 2 7/8 x 1 7/8 in., 12.7 x 7.3 x 4.8 cm.
品相
Two examples missing the joss sticks and with restorations, especially to the base and mane, one with a hairline, one with a chip to the underside with associate hairline, all with scattered small chips and firing imperfections.
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The lion is potted in a commanding, seated posture, one front paw resting firmly upon a brocade ball, and its body richly embellished with intricately coiled mane tufts, one with joss stick holder on the side.
Note:
For a similar pair also in the Kroger Collection at The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, see Blanc de Chine, Divine Images in Porcelain, John Ayers, China Institute, New York, 2002, page 98, no. 49.
For other similar examples, see Blanc de Chine, Porcelain from Dehua, Rose Kerr & John Ayers, A catalogue of the Hickley Collection, Singapore, no. 90 and 91.
Property Deaccessioned from The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art/Florida State University
Provenance:
Gift of Ira and Nancy Koger, 2001.
Property Deaccessioned from The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art/Florida State University.
Exhibited:
Two larger lions:
Of Hands and Fire: Masterpieces of Chinese Ceramics, The Koger Collection of Chinese Ceramics, Ringling Museum, January 23, 2003-April 27, 2003; Appleton Museum of Art, May 24, 2003-August 31, 2003; Museum of Fine Arts, Florida State University, February 20, 2004-March 28, 2004.
Deaccession from The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art/Florida State University
The Asian art holdings of the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art/Florida State University in Sarasota are anchored by the Nancy and Ira Koger Collection, one of the most comprehensive assemblages of Chinese ceramics formed in twentieth-century America.
Brought together over four decades by the prominent real estate developer, philanthropist, and arts patron Ira Koger (1912–2004) and his wife Nancy (1915–2005), their collection spanned approximately 1,000 objects across the breadth of Chinese ceramic history. The Kogers approached their collecting with a rigorous academic focus, acquiring pieces prized for exceptional potting, glaze quality, and historical significance.
Though best known for highly important imperial porcelains, the Kogers possessed a profound appreciation for Ming and Qing dynasty monochromes. Their selection of blanc-de-chine reflects a discerning eye for the Dehua kilns' finest output, prioritizing elegantly modeled forms and rich, ivory-toned glazes.
The couple's relationship with The Ringling long predated their 2001 gift of their blanc-de-chine collection, a landmark donation that established the foundation for the institution’s Center for Asian Art. In the acknowledgments for John Ayers’ definitive 1985 catalogue, Chinese Ceramics: The Koger Collection, Ira and Nancy specifically thanked the museum for its institutional sponsorship.
Select works from the Kroger collection at the Ringling have recently been deaccessioned. Preserved in institutional hands for over two decades, these pieces now present a rare opportunity for a new generation of collectors.
來源：
Ira及Nancy Koger夫婦2001年贈予佛羅里達州萨拉索塔市瑞格林博物館。
瑞格林博物館及佛羅里達州立大學釋出藏品。
展覽：
較大二獅：
Koger夫婦藏中國陶瓷巡展：2003年1月23日-4月27日，佛羅里達州萨拉索塔市瑞格林博物館；5月24日-8月31日，佛羅里達州奧卡拉市Appleton博物館；2004年2月20日-3月28日，佛羅里達州塔拉哈西市佛羅里達州立大學美術館。
注：
本場德化瓷拍品均由佛羅里達州立大學與瑞格林藝術博物館（The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art）釋出，均由陶瓷收藏大家克格爾夫婦（Ira and Nancy Ira Koger）捐贈。
佛州房地產大亨伊拉·克格爾先生（1912–2004）與夫人南希（1915-2005）四十餘年閒匯集了千件中國陶瓷佳作，涵蓋廣袤，對單色釉尤爲情鍾。早在1985年即由學者約翰·艾爾斯（John Ayers）編纂了《克格爾珍藏中國陶瓷》（Chinese Ceramics: The Koger Collection）。圖錄中特別鳴謝瑞格林博物館的學術支持。2001年，在合作了近二十年之後，克格爾夫婦將藏品中的德化白瓷正式贈予該館。本場釋出藏品就是這批捐贈中的一部分，大多出自著名古董商並附有展覽、著錄，誠為新一代藏家的試足良機。
以下内容由AI翻译：
【名称】
清早中期 德化白瓷獅形香插三件
【年代】
十七/十八世纪
【描述】
狮子塑造成威严的坐姿，一只前爪稳稳地放在绣球上，身体上装饰着精细卷曲的鬃毛，其中一件侧面有香插。
【品相】
两件缺失香插，并有修复痕迹，尤其是底座和鬃毛部分，其中一件有一条裂纹，另一件底部有一处缺损并伴有裂纹，所有作品均有零星的小缺损和烧制瑕疵。
Note:
For a similar pair also in the Kroger Collection at The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, see Blanc de Chine, Divine Images in Porcelain, John Ayers, China Institute, New York, 2002, page 98, no. 49.
For other similar examples, see Blanc de Chine, Porcelain from Dehua, Rose Kerr & John Ayers, A catalogue of the Hickley Collection, Singapore, no. 90 and 91.
Property Deaccessioned from The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art/Florida State University
Provenance:
Gift of Ira and Nancy Koger, 2001.
Property Deaccessioned from The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art/Florida State University.
Exhibited:
Two larger lions:
Of Hands and Fire: Masterpieces of Chinese Ceramics, The Koger Collection of Chinese Ceramics, Ringling Museum, January 23, 2003-April 27, 2003; Appleton Museum of Art, May 24, 2003-August 31, 2003; Museum of Fine Arts, Florida State University, February 20, 2004-March 28, 2004.
Deaccession from The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art/Florida State University
The Asian art holdings of the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art/Florida State University in Sarasota are anchored by the Nancy and Ira Koger Collection, one of the most comprehensive assemblages of Chinese ceramics formed in twentieth-century America.
Brought together over four decades by the prominent real estate developer, philanthropist, and arts patron Ira Koger (1912–2004) and his wife Nancy (1915–2005), their collection spanned approximately 1,000 objects across the breadth of Chinese ceramic history. The Kogers approached their collecting with a rigorous academic focus, acquiring pieces prized for exceptional potting, glaze quality, and historical significance.
Though best known for highly important imperial porcelains, the Kogers possessed a profound appreciation for Ming and Qing dynasty monochromes. Their selection of blanc-de-chine reflects a discerning eye for the Dehua kilns' finest output, prioritizing elegantly modeled forms and rich, ivory-toned glazes.
The couple's relationship with The Ringling long predated their 2001 gift of their blanc-de-chine collection, a landmark donation that established the foundation for the institution’s Center for Asian Art. In the acknowledgments for John Ayers’ definitive 1985 catalogue, Chinese Ceramics: The Koger Collection, Ira and Nancy specifically thanked the museum for its institutional sponsorship.
Select works from the Kroger collection at the Ringling have recently been deaccessioned. Preserved in institutional hands for over two decades, these pieces now present a rare opportunity for a new generation of collectors.
來源：
Ira及Nancy Koger夫婦2001年贈予佛羅里達州萨拉索塔市瑞格林博物館。
瑞格林博物館及佛羅里達州立大學釋出藏品。
展覽：
較大二獅：
Koger夫婦藏中國陶瓷巡展：2003年1月23日-4月27日，佛羅里達州萨拉索塔市瑞格林博物館；5月24日-8月31日，佛羅里達州奧卡拉市Appleton博物館；2004年2月20日-3月28日，佛羅里達州塔拉哈西市佛羅里達州立大學美術館。
注：
本場德化瓷拍品均由佛羅里達州立大學與瑞格林藝術博物館（The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art）釋出，均由陶瓷收藏大家克格爾夫婦（Ira and Nancy Ira Koger）捐贈。
佛州房地產大亨伊拉·克格爾先生（1912–2004）與夫人南希（1915-2005）四十餘年閒匯集了千件中國陶瓷佳作，涵蓋廣袤，對單色釉尤爲情鍾。早在1985年即由學者約翰·艾爾斯（John Ayers）編纂了《克格爾珍藏中國陶瓷》（Chinese Ceramics: The Koger Collection）。圖錄中特別鳴謝瑞格林博物館的學術支持。2001年，在合作了近二十年之後，克格爾夫婦將藏品中的德化白瓷正式贈予該館。本場釋出藏品就是這批捐贈中的一部分，大多出自著名古董商並附有展覽、著錄，誠為新一代藏家的試足良機。
以下内容由AI翻译：
【名称】
清早中期 德化白瓷獅形香插三件
【年代】
十七/十八世纪
【描述】
狮子塑造成威严的坐姿，一只前爪稳稳地放在绣球上，身体上装饰着精细卷曲的鬃毛，其中一件侧面有香插。
【品相】
两件缺失香插，并有修复痕迹，尤其是底座和鬃毛部分，其中一件有一条裂纹，另一件底部有一处缺损并伴有裂纹，所有作品均有零星的小缺损和烧制瑕疵。
常见问题
拍品的品相状况如何？
Two examples missing the joss sticks and with restorations, especially to the base and mane, one with a hairline, one with a chip to the underside with associate hairline, all with scattered small chips and firing imperfections.
拍品的尺寸是多少？
Height of largest 5 1/8 x length 2 3/4 x width 1 7/8 in., 13 x 6.98 x 4.76 cm.; Smallest 5 x 2 7/8 x 1 7/8 in., 12.7 x 7.3 x 4.8 cm.
