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A lovely exceptional well painted antique Chinese porcelain large ‘Klapmuts’ bowl with an exterior decoration of the scenes from the Romance of the Western Chamber, where we see the scholar Zhang writing a letter and thinking of rescuing Cui Yingying from her abduction by the bandit Sun on one side, on the other side we see a white horse, Yingying and scholar Zhang, possibly also the general and Yingyings mother, who promised her daughters hand to the one that saves her from the abduction. This is a very rare scene and we never encountered it on Chinese porcelain.
 On the interior a decoration of playing boys with the warriors helmet in a landscape. On the rim a decoration of geometrical patterns and the Buddhist treasures with ribbons. 

Marked with six character Chenghua mark. Handcrafted in ancient China during the Qing dynasty, Kangxi period (1662-1722). Guaranteed original and of the stated period.

Diameter: 21,2 centimeter. 

Zhang Gong 张珙 (styled Junrui 君瑞, nickname Scholar Zhang 张生), a young scholar lodging at the Monastery of Universal Salvation encountered Cui Yingying 崔莺莺, the daughter of former Prime Minister of the Tang court. Their affection blossomed through mutual appreciation of poetry. However, a rebel Sun Feihu (nicknamed Sun the Flying Tiger 孙飞虎) coveted Yingying’s beauty and attempted to abduct her from the temple. As the monastery was besieged by ruffians, Yingying’s mother, Lady Zheng 郑氏, promised her daughter’s hand in marriage to whomever could rescue her from the bandits. Scholar Zhang had his letter for help sent to his childhood friend Du Que 杜确, nicknamed General White Horse 白马将军. General Du led five thousand warriors towards the temple and successfully subdued the bandits.

Unexpectedly, Lady Zheng regretted the marriage proposal afterwards due to differences in their social status. She offered Scholar Zhang monetary compensation and suggested him to be Yingying’s sworn brother instead. Stricken with sorrow, Scholar Zhang fell ill, and Yingying was distraught. With the help of Yingying’s clever maid Hongniang 红娘, they exchanged secret letters and eventually managed to meet clandestinely. However, their forbidden affair was soon discovered by Lady Zheng, who intended to punish them. Through Hongniang’s eloquent defense, Lady Zheng reluctantly agreed to the marriage on the condition that Scholar Zhang passed the imperial examinations. To the delight of the young lovers, Scholar Zhang succeeded, and they finally became a couple.

Condition: The bowl is in overall good condition, one shallow bite (only visible on the outside), one filled rat bite (ca, 0,9x0,4cm) and a hairline. The condition is carefully checked with strong UV-light and bright translucent white light. 

Shipping method: This lot will be securely packed and shipped with insurance, without wooden stand. 

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Kangxi (1662-1722), 6 character mark - Skål - Zhang thinking of rescuing Cui Yingying from her abduction by the bandit Sun - General Du Que (White - Porcelæn - Meget sjældent scenarie

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