A Purple-splashed Kintsugi-repaired Jun Bowl, Ming dynasty or later
Lot 30. A Purple-splashed Kintsugi-repaired Jun Bowl, Ming dynasty or later; 6,3cm high (Japanese wrapping cloth and box). Sold for US$7,040. © Bonhams 2001-2024
Deep bowl-form, with a burnished foot rim.
Provenance: Collection of Col. Dean S. Hartley, Jr., USMC (1920-2010), by descent to the present owner. Col. Hartley was a scholar who published several articles on Asian art and, with his wife, Roth Hartley, collected Asian works of art from the mid-1950s until 2001.
It bears a Hartley's inventory number and three stickers around the foot, including a rectangular one, reading "Lent by," with a handwritten name, Rutherston, and a number; a round one, reading "CLR," with a handwritten number; and a rectangular one reading "New Zealand Chinese Art Exhibition 1936," with a handwritten no.
ASIAN WORKS OF ART FROM AVID COLLECTORS, The Estate of Mark S. Pratt, Online, Skinner Marlborough, Massachusetts
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