拍品信息
拍品名称
清道光 青花「敬畏堂製」雙框款 藍釉碗 | A BLUE-GLAZED BOWL
年代
Jingweitang zhi mark, Daoguang period
起拍价
USD 5,000
估值区间
USD 5000 - 8000
尺寸
未知
品相
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Jingweitang zhi mark, Daoguang period
Of deeply rounded sides with flaring brown-dressed rim, the interior glazed white, the base with a four-character Jingwei Tang zhi mark within a double square.
3 7/8in (9.8cm) diam
Footnotes
清道光 青花「敬畏堂製」雙框款 藍釉碗
The mark Jingweitang zhi was recorded by Chen Liu (1863–1929), sobriquet Jiyuan sou, in his 1906 publication Tao ya, where he described porcelains bearing the mark as exclusively celadon-glazed. As Wilson points out, however, in Rare Marks on Chinese Ceramics, London, 1998, pp. 114–115, no. 47, illustrating a celadon bowl with the same mark, 'not all vessels with this mark are celadon-glazed.'
The identity of the patron or owner associated with Jingweitang zhi-marked porcelains remains uncertain. Wang Qingzheng proposed in Jianming taoci cidian that the group belonged to Agedunbu, a high-ranking Manchu official, while Yang Tingfu, in Qing ren shiming biecheng zihao suoyin, identified Jingweitang as the studio name of Li Hu (zi Duanren, hao Zhucun), a native of Cixi, near present-day Ningbo in Zhejiang province. Since a studio name may have been used by more than one individual, further documentary evidence is needed to establish the identity of its owner, potentially through private correspondence and miscellaneous notes.
For stylistic comparison, see a pair of cobalt-blue bowls bearing marks sold at Bonhams New York, 21 March 2022, lot 163, and another pair, also sold in these rooms, 20 March 2023, lot 224.
Of deeply rounded sides with flaring brown-dressed rim, the interior glazed white, the base with a four-character Jingwei Tang zhi mark within a double square.
3 7/8in (9.8cm) diam
Footnotes
清道光 青花「敬畏堂製」雙框款 藍釉碗
The mark Jingweitang zhi was recorded by Chen Liu (1863–1929), sobriquet Jiyuan sou, in his 1906 publication Tao ya, where he described porcelains bearing the mark as exclusively celadon-glazed. As Wilson points out, however, in Rare Marks on Chinese Ceramics, London, 1998, pp. 114–115, no. 47, illustrating a celadon bowl with the same mark, 'not all vessels with this mark are celadon-glazed.'
The identity of the patron or owner associated with Jingweitang zhi-marked porcelains remains uncertain. Wang Qingzheng proposed in Jianming taoci cidian that the group belonged to Agedunbu, a high-ranking Manchu official, while Yang Tingfu, in Qing ren shiming biecheng zihao suoyin, identified Jingweitang as the studio name of Li Hu (zi Duanren, hao Zhucun), a native of Cixi, near present-day Ningbo in Zhejiang province. Since a studio name may have been used by more than one individual, further documentary evidence is needed to establish the identity of its owner, potentially through private correspondence and miscellaneous notes.
For stylistic comparison, see a pair of cobalt-blue bowls bearing marks sold at Bonhams New York, 21 March 2022, lot 163, and another pair, also sold in these rooms, 20 March 2023, lot 224.
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