中国古代,宋朝 瓷 酱釉模印龙虎纹双耳盘口瓶(Lot.320b) - 25.5 cm





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宋代(公元960–1279年)中国古代瓷器醬釉模印龍虎紋雙耳盤口瓶,高25.50 cm,状态良好,Lot.320b,原件/官方认证,来源私人收藏。
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1 fine and rare piece
Sauce glaze molded dragon and tiger pattern amphorae
Description:
This product is a good vessel from the northern kilns. It has a long neck, a large belly and round feet. On both sides of the neck, there are two rings of statue heads. The shape is simple and steady, and the temperament is strong.
The whole body is covered with sauce yellow glaze, the glaze color is warm and elegant, it is full of natural fine flakes, and the soil naturally penetrates deep into the glaze seams. The outer wall is fully painted with a model printing process, with scenes of mountains and forests and auspicious animals, including running tigers, leaping dragons, and three-dimensional convex patterns. The lines are smooth and vivid, and the layers are rich, which are the unique craftsmanship characteristics of the northern kiln entrance.
The bottom is a ring-footed exposed fetus. The fetus is made of coarse sand containing grains, with natural flint red and thousand-year-old soil. The whole vessel is basically intact and the elephant ears are intact. It is a fine product of sauce-glazed porcelain from northern folk kilns, with both historical and cultural value as well as ornamental and collection value.
(Attached is the 2001 Cultural Relics Appraisal Certificate), with clear inheritance and suitable for collection of ancient porcelain.
This product can be traced back to the Song and Jin Dynasties, about 960-1279 AD. It was handmade by the Chinese. Its material and production time can be distinguished from the materials used and the exposed tire.
Status:
It is in good shape, with traces of use, and is well preserved overall. There is a small piece missing from the edge, but no major defects. , used powerful UV to inspect objects. (If the text is not clear enough, please see the photo.)
Specifications:
Diameter (cm): 8.30
Bottom diameter (cm): 8.00
Height (cm): 25.50
Weight (g): 770.00
US buyers prohibited from auctioning:
As Hongkong Post currently suspends freight services to the United States, relevant shipments cannot be arranged for delivery at the moment.
Therefore, the acceptance of bids from buyers in the United States is currently suspended until Hong Kong Post resumes related logistics services.
Shipping:
We will arrange for professional courier companies to carry the goods and ensure safe and reliable packaging, with tracking systems and transportation insurance. (Sold not including box and base)
Tips:
Slight color differences may occur between photos and actual item. Thank you for your understanding in advance.
Catawiki disclaimer: This object has been dated based on style by the seller . No further tests, such as, a TL test, lapidary tests, analysis of pigments or radiography scans have been conducted to check the integrity of the piece.
Provided by:
1 fine and rare piece
Sauce glaze molded dragon and tiger pattern amphorae
Description:
This product is a good vessel from the northern kilns. It has a long neck, a large belly and round feet. On both sides of the neck, there are two rings of statue heads. The shape is simple and steady, and the temperament is strong.
The whole body is covered with sauce yellow glaze, the glaze color is warm and elegant, it is full of natural fine flakes, and the soil naturally penetrates deep into the glaze seams. The outer wall is fully painted with a model printing process, with scenes of mountains and forests and auspicious animals, including running tigers, leaping dragons, and three-dimensional convex patterns. The lines are smooth and vivid, and the layers are rich, which are the unique craftsmanship characteristics of the northern kiln entrance.
The bottom is a ring-footed exposed fetus. The fetus is made of coarse sand containing grains, with natural flint red and thousand-year-old soil. The whole vessel is basically intact and the elephant ears are intact. It is a fine product of sauce-glazed porcelain from northern folk kilns, with both historical and cultural value as well as ornamental and collection value.
(Attached is the 2001 Cultural Relics Appraisal Certificate), with clear inheritance and suitable for collection of ancient porcelain.
This product can be traced back to the Song and Jin Dynasties, about 960-1279 AD. It was handmade by the Chinese. Its material and production time can be distinguished from the materials used and the exposed tire.
Status:
It is in good shape, with traces of use, and is well preserved overall. There is a small piece missing from the edge, but no major defects. , used powerful UV to inspect objects. (If the text is not clear enough, please see the photo.)
Specifications:
Diameter (cm): 8.30
Bottom diameter (cm): 8.00
Height (cm): 25.50
Weight (g): 770.00
US buyers prohibited from auctioning:
As Hongkong Post currently suspends freight services to the United States, relevant shipments cannot be arranged for delivery at the moment.
Therefore, the acceptance of bids from buyers in the United States is currently suspended until Hong Kong Post resumes related logistics services.
Shipping:
We will arrange for professional courier companies to carry the goods and ensure safe and reliable packaging, with tracking systems and transportation insurance. (Sold not including box and base)
Tips:
Slight color differences may occur between photos and actual item. Thank you for your understanding in advance.
Catawiki disclaimer: This object has been dated based on style by the seller . No further tests, such as, a TL test, lapidary tests, analysis of pigments or radiography scans have been conducted to check the integrity of the piece.

