cong-shaped vase

Lot 354. A Longquan celadon cong-shaped vase, Yuan dynasty (1279-1368); 19.3 cm. Lot sold: 63,000 HKD (Estimate: 50,000 - 70,000 HKD). © 2021 Sotheby's Property from a European Private Collection. Provenance: Amsterdam, 14th May 1997, lot 373.  Note: Cong-shaped vase with stand is unique to the Yuan dynasty. A closely related example excavated in 1980 from Gong village, Daotai town in Longquan City, is now in the Longquan City Museum, published in Zhu Boqian, Celadons... [Lire la suite]

Lot 325. A rare 'ru-type' cong-shaped vase, Qianlong seal mark and probably of the period (1736-1795); 11 1/4in (28cm) high. Estimate US$ 25,000 - 35,000 (€ 21,000 - 30,000). © Bonhams 2001-2021 The heavily potted vessel imitating the archaic jade cong form, supported on a circular short foot with two pierced apertures, the straight sides molded to the corners with raised trigram-like bands, one side pierced with two pairs of holes, all under an unctuous Ru-type glaze stopping at the dark-dressed... [Lire la suite]

Lot 3713. A fine Guan-type cong-shaped vase, Daoguang six-character sealmark and of the period (1851-1861); 11 in. (28 cm.) high. Estimate HKD 250,000 - HKD 300,000. Price realised HKD 920,000 © Christie's Images Ltd 2011. The square body moulded on its sides with the eight trigrams below a short cylindrical neck with a lipped rim, all resting on a waisted spreading foot, covered overall in a characteristic grey-blue glaze with a network of light and dark brown crackles,... [Lire la suite]

Lot 571. A Ge-glazed cong-shaped porcelain vase, China, 18th-19th century. H. 13,8 cm. Estimate €800/1200. Lot sold €1 800. Courtesy Nagel. Chip to stand  Property from an old German private collection, assembled between 1950 and 2000  Nagel. Fine Asian Art - Salzburg, 16./17.06.2017

Lot 120. A blue-glazed cong-shaped vase, Tongzhi six-character mark in underglaze blue and of the period (1862-1874); 11 5/8 in. (29.5 cm.) high. Estimate HK$40,000 – HK$60,000 ($5,181 - $7,771). Price realised HKD 52,500. Photo Christie's Image Ltd 2016 The vase is potted with a rectangular body of archaistic form with characteristic circular foot ring and mouth rim, applied with a pair of moulded elephant-heads with a mock ring-handle. They are covered in a lustrous, dark violet-blue glaze, box. ... [Lire la suite]

A small Longquan cong-shaped vase. Song dynasty or later. Estimate €1.000 - €1.500. Photo courtesy Lempertz 1845 A small Longquan cong-shaped vase, covered with a wide crackled greenish glaze. Song dynasty or later. In addition: A celadon oil lamp with deep fluted sides and a concave surface with a central loop and a hollowed interior, covered with green glaze. Both with wooden stand. (2) - Height 11.4 cm; Diameter 8.7 cm Lempertz 1845. Asian Art, 06.03.2015, 10:00, Cologne 

A guan-type cong-shaped vase, China, Daoguang underglaze-blue six-character seal mark and of the period.  of rectangular shape and square section, on a round slightly splayed foot, the body moulded on each side with the Eight Trigrams below a short cylindral foot.H. 28 cm. Estimate 4000/6000 € Nagel Auktionen. 2013/10/30. http://www.auction.de

A fine monochrome blue-glazed porcelain cong-shaped porcelain vase, China, underglaze blue Qianlong seal mark and period.  H. 29,3 cm. Estimate 6000/8000 € Property from the estate of Juergen L. Fischer, Ascona  Nagel Auktionen. 2013/10/30. http://www.auction.de   

Lot 1903. A Fine Ge-Type Glazed Cong-Shaped Vase, Qianlong six-character seal mark and of the period (1736-1795); 11 in. (28 cm.) high. Estimate HKD 800,000 - HKD 1,200,000. Price realised HKD 750,000. © Christie's Image Ltd 2013 Of square section, the vase is strongly potted in archaistic form, moulded in shallow relief with the Bagua, the Eight Daoist Trigrams on each face below a circular mouth and raised on a splayed foot ring, all under a thick pale grey glaze with dark grey and... [Lire la suite]

Cong-shaped vase. Yuan dynasty, 1270-1300. Longquan kilns, south China. Stoneware with olive green (celadon) glaze. Height: 27 cm. Museum no. Circ.125-1938. From the Eumorfopoulos collection [2007]  © V&A Images.  Jade cong were originally made in Neolithic times by people in the Zhejiang area. This ceramic vase was made in the same region 3700 years later. The reason for this, after such a great time lapse, remains a mystery.  The Yuan (1271-1368) is the dynasty when... [Lire la suite]