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A Large Flambe-glazed moonflask
Qianlong impressed six-character seal mark but probably later The heavily-potted body with a spherical profile molded with gentle convex panels within a molded border on each main face and narrow panels to the sides with a large circular boss at the widest point, supported on a spreading rectangular foot, the S-curved handles joined at the upper gourd and ending in molded ruyi-shaped appliques on the shoulders, the body primarily under a copper-red glaze with purple feathered mottling, the upper gourd and narrow sides with unctuous pale turquoise-green mushroom-toned splashes thinning to brown on the molded shoulder appliques, the deep recessed rectangular base centered by the impressed Qianlong mark and under a patchy iron-brown wash. 16 1/4in (41.2cm) high
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窰變釉杏圓抱月瓶 《大清乾隆年製》款Inspired by early Ming Dynasty flasks, this Qing example is unusual in the treatment of the neck . Most 18th century moonflasks have either a simple waisted neck with flaring rim or, when they are surmounted by a smaller gourd at the mouth, usually have a short waisted neck left plain or with a single moulded band. The swelling section below the upper gourd in our vase appears rarely. For one other identically-shaped Qianlong-marked example painted in underglaze blue and white from the Qing Court Collection, see Blue and White Porcelain with underglazed Red (III), The Complete Collection of Treasures of the Palace Museum, Hong Kong, 2010, p. 153, no. 139.Another rare example of slightly larger size and under a celadon glaze and with the addition of lightly moulded lotus scrolling to the mouth and sides, see Christie's, Hong Kong, 31 October 2010, lot 899.
