Lot 200: A CHINESE CARVED QINGBAI PORCELAIN BOWL, SOUTHERN SONG DYNASTY (1127-1279).
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A Chinese porcelain bowl of shallow form, attributed to the Jingdezhen kilns of the Song to Yuan dynasty. The vessel is covered in a qingbai glaze of pale bluish-white tone, which pools to a deeper hue within the carved decoration. The interior is decorated with fluidly incised and carved motifs, featuring a central medallion of scrolling floral patterns surrounded by radiating overlapping leaf forms. The exterior remains undecorated.
D: Approximately 20cm
H: Approximately 5.5cm
Provenance: Peking, acquired from the art dealer C.T.Loo.
Shipped via Tientsin to Kobe, Japan.
New York, exhibited by Yamanaka & Co.
Condition report:
The bowl exhibits scattered iron-oxide spots and minor kiln grit inclusions within the glaze. The rim shows minor roughness and fritting. There is age-appropriate wear to the glazed surfaces and staining to the unglazed foot and base.
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