J.J. Lally & Co., Oriental Art / New York City, New York

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Past Exhibition

Early Chinese Ceramics: An American Private Collection

March 28 - April 16, 2005

19.
A FINE BROWN-AND-BLACK-GLAZED STONEWARE JAR

Five Dynasties Period, circa 10th Century

of well potted ovoid form, standing on a solid circular foot with chamfered edge, the steeply rounded sides covered with a lustrous black glaze decorated with dots and fine streaks of iron-brown, and with a rich wash of iron-brown around the slightly flared and rounded lip, extending down unevenly around the short sides of the cylindrical neck, the black glaze on the body ending in a thick roll just above the splayed edge of the foot, revealing the dense gray stoneware body which has turned to pale buff color on the surface as a result of the firing, with iron-brown flecks overall, the interior of the vessel almost entirely covered with a thin coating of rust-brown glaze.

Height 8 18 inches (20.7 cm)

五代  黑釉褐斑陶罐  高 20.7 厘米