An unusual turquoise-glazed libation cup with indentation for a spoon
£4,000.00
The cup is modelled after an archaic bronze pouring vessel. The rectangular handle is flanked by a chilong dragon. Two further dragons are climbing up the rim below the broad pouring lip. The rim has an indentation for holding the stem of a spoon if not in use.
The whole is covered with a bright turquoise glaze.
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An unusual turquoise-glazed libation cup with indentation for a spoon
£4,000.00
The cup is modelled after an archaic bronze pouring vessel. The rectangular handle is flanked by a chilong dragon. Two further dragons are climbing up the rim below the broad pouring lip. The rim has an indentation for holding the stem of a spoon if not in use.
The whole is covered with a bright turquoise glaze.
Description
An unusual turquoise-glazed libation cup with indentation for a spoon
Kangxi period (1672-1722)
Length 10 cm; height: 4.5 cm
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