Origin:China
Date/Period:NORTHERN SONG (960-1127)
Material:Porcelain
Size:10 1/4in 26cmdditional Information:The vase is potted with an pear-shaped body tapering sharply towards a tall spreading foot, and is carved through a blackish-brown slip to the white slip ground with a bold peony scroll bearing two large blossoms separated by scrolling leaves that rise up the trumpet neck towards the outward-curved rim, all under a clear glaze. The foot and base are applied with dark-brown slip and are unglazed. Fine original Asian work. Offered in overall good condition .Some Surface wears, with age and use.
Auction result comparison : Christie's 13 SEPTEMBER 2018

Masterpieces of Cizhou Ware: The Linyushanren Collection Part IV
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