A Chinese Jun crackle-glazed bowl, Song - Jin dynasty 宋至金 鈞窯天藍釉盌

拍品描述

Potted with curved sides rising from a splayed foot and decorated with a thick blue-grey glaze suffused with a network of crackles and streaked with russet tones, the glaze thinning to a dark-mushroom tone around the rim and falling halfway down the foot Size:(19cm diameter) Qty: (1) Provenance:Geoffrey Middle collection 來源： 傑佛瑞 · 米德爾先生珍藏 Notes: The exterior of this bowl has splashes of russet possibly caused by submersion underground. The effect is reminiscent of the 'juluxian' wares of the Cizhou kiln in the early 12th century, famed for their marbled effect due to the flooding of the Yellow River in Julu County, southern Hebei province. See a related bowl of comparable form from the Yuan dynasty, being of 'green Jun' type, housed in the Victoria & Albert museum, accession no. C.102-1944. 此碗表不規則分佈之赭褐色斑塊，應為入土受沁所致，與釉色渾然一體，平添古拙之意。此種視覺效果與北宋末期河北巨鹿縣因黃河氾濫而湮沒之「巨鹿窯」瓷器頗為神似，其因受土壤礦物質長期浸潤，釉面常呈現出獨特之「土沁」美感與斑駁肌理。 本品器型與英國維多利亞與阿爾伯特博物館收藏之一件「綠鈞」窯碗（藏品編號：C.102-1944）極為相近。

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