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A very rare porcelain figure of a reclining ox, Qing Dynasty, Kangxi period, circa 1700-1722 | 清康熙 約1700至1722年間 彩瓷塑雕臥牛擺件
法国 北京时间
2021年11月09日 开拍 / 2021年11月07日 截止委托
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Property from a European family collection
A very rare porcelain figure of a reclining ox
Qing Dynasty, Kangxi period, circa 1700-1722
modeled recumbent, the head turned to the left, with wide expressive eyes, small curved horns and floppy ears, the right front leg tucked under its chest, the body enameled in pale yellow with fur markings picked out in black
Collection particulière européenne
Rare figure de b?uf couché en porcelaine, dynastie Qing, fin de l'époque Kangxi, entre 1700-1722
歐洲私人收藏
清康熙 約1700至1722年間 彩瓷塑雕臥牛擺件
Amsterdam, Christie's, 5th December 2000, lot 160.
Collection Mrs Marianne L. Dreesmann-van der Spek, Laren, inv. no J009.
Thence by inheritance to the present owners.
阿姆斯特丹佳士得,2000年12月5日,編號160
Marianne L. Dreesmann-van der Spek 珍藏,荷蘭拉倫,鑒藏編號 J009
後家族流傳至今
Few expected fritts, with minor losses to the glaze in areas including the right horn, the upper right muzzle, the tail, and the hoof of the right hind leg. Some firing flaws/ cracks visible on the under side. Otherwise, the figure is in very good condition. Losses to the extremities and cracks to the central part of the wooden base, which is painted with a clear colour.
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見少許毛口,屬正常。釉面數處包括右角、嘴部上方、尾部及右後足蹄均見小處剝釉。如圖可見底部帶幾道窰縫。除此以外,整體品相甚佳。
木座塗淺色,凸起部分見缺損,中間開裂。
The ox is the second animal in the animal zodiac of Chinese astrology and it stands for patience and strength. In China the ox is also a symbol for spring and agriculture. When this bovine mammal has a yellow hide, it represents a fertile and abundant harvest. To ensure a rich harvest it was customary to perform certain rituals. China was not the only ancient culture to perform these ceremonies, the farmers in ancient Egypt conducted similar rites.Earthenware figures of oxen were mostly produced between 200 BC and 900 AD. They were especially popular as grave figurines. Bronze representations of oxen, produced around the same time, were more rare and served to decorate the graves of high officials and members of the court. Porcelain models of oxen were not fabricated until the 13th century, and their popularity was at its highest in the 17th and 18th centuries. They were produced for the domestic market but also for export. Most popular were the depictions of oxen on chinoiserie wallpaper and textiles. Large glazed porcelain representations, serving as decorations in the west on chests of drawers, console tables or mantelpieces, were more rare.

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