A Chinese white-glazed pear-shaped jar, Tang dynasty 唐 白釉罐

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The wide pear-shaped body supported by a short foot and rising to a protruding rim, decorated with a cream-white glaze that falls just short of the foot Size:(13.2cm high) Qty: (1) Provenance:Private collection of Stephen Huang, former diplomat who worked in China in the 1980s; Geoffrey Middle collection 來源：Stephen Huang舊藏。黃先生為資深外交官，曾於 1980 年代派駐中國工作；傑佛瑞 · 米德爾先生珍藏 Notes: A comparable jar with a finely-crackled glaze was offered at Christie's Hong Kong, 29 Nov 2022, lot 2905. See a slightly smaller white-glazed jar, dated to the Sui - Tang dynasty, offered at Christie's New York, 17 Sep 2010, lot 1301; and another in the same rooms, 2 May 2025, lot 979. See Mayuyama, Chugoku Bunbutsu Kenbun, Tokyo, 1948, pl. 87, for a similar vase in the Shaanxi Province Museum, Xian, from the tomb of Li Jingxun (A.D.608) at Liangjiazhuang, Western Suburbs of Xian. 香港佳士得曾拍出相類之罐，2022年11月29日，編號2905。另可參閱一件尺寸略小之隋至唐白釉罐，先後於紐約佳士得售出，2010年9月17日，編號1301；以及同一拍賣場，2025年5月2日，編號979。 有關西安陝西省歷史博物館館藏之相類作例，可參考繭山龍右衛門著，《中國文物見聞》，東京，1948年，圖版87。該作例出土於西安西郊梁家莊李靜訓墓（公元608年）。

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