Lot 194: A CHINESE MONOCHROME COPPER-RED GLAZED PORCELAIN POURING VESSEL, YONGZHENG MARK.
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A Chinese monochrome porcelain pouring vessel of globular form, tapering towards a short, unglazed foot ring. The vessel features a flared rim with an integral pinched spout. The exterior is dressed in a vibrant copper-red glaze, also known as sacrificial red or jihong, exhibiting a mottled texture and a soft orange-peel finish. The interior and the upper edge of the rim are finished with a contrasting white glaze. The base features an underglaze blue six-character mark within a double-line circle reading Da Qing Yongzheng Nian Zhi, which translates as Made in the Yongzheng reign of the Great Qing dynasty.
H: Approximately 9cm
Condition report:
The vessel is in very good condition with no visible chips, cracks, or repairs. The foot ring shows minor kiln grit and darkening consistent with age and shelf-wear. Minor pinholes and surface variations are present in the glaze, which are typical of the firing process for copper-red ceramics.
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