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Lot 04

A Jizhou 'papercut' 'phoenix' tenmoku bowl, Southern Song dynasty

Xibo Wang

Hammer Price

$1,100

34 bids

Reserve met

This auction has ended.

Sold at hammer price $1,100 across 34 bids.

Authenticated & documented by Novacanon specialists.

Description

accompanied by a black lacquer chrysanthemum-form bowl stand, and nested Japanese wood boxes: the bowl’s box with an inscription attributed to Matsudaira Harusato the lacquer stand’s box to Kobori Hōro together with letters including one by Hattori Shichibei bowl 15 cm;

bowl stand 17.5 cm


Details

Artist / Designer

Xibo Wang

Provenance

Gifted by Tokugawa Tsunayoshi to Tokugawa Mitsusada according to the box inscription. Collection of Hirase Roko, Osaka, and passed down through the Hirase family. Daisansai Hirase-ka Zōki Balikodai-tsuke [The Third Hirase Family Collection Auction Catalogue with Prices], 1906, sold to Harumi, likely Tojiro Harumi for 4,600 gold yen. Collection of Eishun Nakamura, by 1968. Kochukyo Co., Ltd, Tokyo.

Condition Report

Other Details

  • Medium / Material:Marbel
  • Country of Origin:United States
  • Measurements:15 × 17 × 15 cm
  • Weight:12–10 lb
  • Restricted Materials:No

Bid History

 

Lot 04: A Jizhou 'papercut' 'phoenix' tenmoku bowl, Southern Song dynasty — Novacanon