Lot 276. The Estate of Mark S. Pratt (1928-2023), Washington, D. C. Two painted pottery hu-form jars and associated covers, Han dynasty (206 BC-AD 220); 41cm high (2). Sold for US$704. © Bonhams 

Lot 277. The Estate of Mark S. Pratt (1928-2023), Washington, D. C. Five green-glazed pottery articles, Han dynasty (206 BC-AD 220), comprising a rooster-form architectural element; two globular jars; and two candlesticks each molded as woman seated with child; 27.6 cm high of tallest (5). Sold for US$460.80. © Bonhams 

Lot 259. The Estate of Mark S. Pratt (1928-2023), Washington, D. C. Four Longquan celadon-glazed wares, Song dynasty (960-1279), comprising a small dish with lappets molded on the exterior; a small seafoam-green dish with molded exterior; a dish with everted rim; and a tall footed bowl with a metal-mounted rim; 20.5cm diam of widest (4). Sold for US$2,304. © Bonhams.

Lot 262. The Estate of Mark S. Pratt (1928-2023), Washington, D. C. Six Qingbai wares, Song dynasty (960-1279), comprising two molded 'twin fish' bowls; two molded 'twin fish' dishes; and two carved 'peony' dishes; 18.1cm diam of widest (6). Sold for US$1,152. © Bonhams.

Provenance: Collection of Mark S. Pratt, Washington, D. C.

Lot 263. The Estate of Mark S. Pratt (1928-2023), Washington, D. C. Six Qingbai incised 'floral' bowls, Song dynasty (960-1279); 18.4cm diam of widest (6). Sold for US$1,408. © Bonhams.

Provenance: Collection of Mark S. Pratt, Washington, D. C.

Lot 264. The Estate of Mark S. Pratt (1928-2023), Washington, D. C. Nine Qingbai wares, Song dynasty (960-1279); comprising five bowls; and four dishes; 16.8cm diam of widest (9). Sold for US$1,920. © Bonhams.

Provenance: Collection of Mark S. Pratt, Washington, D. C.

Lot 265. The Estate of Mark S. Pratt (1928-2023), Washington, D. C. Seven Qingbai wares, Song dynasty (960-1279); comprising two small foliate-rim dishes; a bowl centered by a floral spray; a pair of bowls molded with lotus and keyfret; a cream-glazed ewer; and a small white-glazed ewer; 17.1cm height of tallest (7). Sold for US$1,920. © Bonhams.

Provenance: Collection of Mark S. Pratt, Washington, D. C.

Lot 266. The Estate of Mark S. Pratt (1928-2023), Washington, D. C. Six Qingbai wares, Song dynasty (960-1279); comprising a lobed dish; two molded dishes; a carved dish; a carved bowl; and a cup stand; 17.5cm diam of videst (6). Sold for US$4,096. © Bonhams.

Provenance: Collection of Mark S. Pratt, Washington, D. C.

Lot 267. The Estate of Mark S. Pratt (1928-2023), Washington, D. C. Five Qingbai wares, Song dynasty (960-1279); comprising two molded 'twin fish' bowls; a molded 'twin fish' dish; and two incised 'floral' bowls; 19.5cm diam of videst (6). Sold for US$2,176. © Bonhams.

Provenance: Collection of Mark S. Pratt, Washington, D. C.

Lot 268. The Estate of Mark S. Pratt (1928-2023), Washington, D. C. Six Qingbai molded bowls, Song dynasty (960-1279); comprising a deep bowl molded with phoenix; a light blue bowl with combed patterns; a shallow bowl molded with floral panels; a bowl molded with floral scrolls and phoenix; a shallow bowl molded with phoenix and flowers; and a small bowl with incised floral sprays; 19.1cm diam of videst (6). Sold for US$1,536. © Bonhams.

Provenance: Collection of Mark S. Pratt, Washington, D. C.

Lot 257. The Estate of of Mark S. Pratt (1928-2023), Washington, D. C. Six Longquan celadon-glazed wares, Song-Ming dynasty (960-1644), comprising a barbed-rim dish; two 'lotus' dishes; two 'lotus' bowls; and a lobed washer; 25cm diam of widest (6). Sold for US$1,792. © Bonhams.

Lot 258. The Estate of of Mark S. Pratt (1928-2023), Washington, D. C. Six Longquan celadon-glazed bowls, Song-Ming dynasty (960-1644), comprising a barbed-rim dish; two 'lotus' dishes; two 'lotus' bowls; and a lobed washer; 17.1cm diam of widest (6). Sold for US$3,584. © Bonhams.

Lot 273. The Estate of Mark S. Pratt (1928-2023), Washington, D. C. A Henan iron-oxide-glazed vase, yuhuchunping, Jin dynasty (1115-1234); 24.7cm high. Sold for US$1,664. © Bonhams 

Lot 256. The Estate of Mark S. Pratt (1928-2023), Washington, D. C. Eight Longquan celadon-glazed small dishes, Ming dynasty (1368-1644); 15cm diam of widest (8).  Sold for US$1,152. © Bonhams . © Bonhams 

Lot 260. The Estate of Mark S. Pratt (1928-2023), Washington, D. C. Three Longquan celadon-glazed chargers, Ming dynasty (1368-1644), comprising a large charger with a lipped rim; a charger with ribbed cavetto; and a charger incised with floral scrolls; 35cm diam of widest (3). Sold for US$1,280. © Bonhams.

Provenance: Collection of Mark S. Pratt, Washington, D. C.

Bonhams. Online, Los Angeles, 17 – 26 June 2024