Jar · Ming Dynasty

Blue and White Jar with Fish among Lotus and Waterweeds, Ming Dynasty

Reference PP-0109

Blue and white porcelain jar painted with fish swimming among lotus and waterweeds below a lotus scroll, under a crackled pale green glaze, Ming dynasty.

Details

Reference
PP-0109
Period
Ming Dynasty
Dynasty
Ming dynasty
Form
Jar
Dimensions
Height 22 cm · Diameter 24 cm
Photographs
11
Price
On request

PP-0109

Description

A blue and white porcelain jar with a short upright neck, a broad rounded shoulder and sides narrowing to a wide foot. The main band shows fish swimming among lotus flowers, lotus leaves and long trailing waterweeds, painted in a dark, inky blue. A scroll circles the neck, and a lotus scroll with large blossoms and leafy tendrils fills the shoulder. Below the main band, a lattice border of small florets runs above a ring of upright panels enclosing auspicious emblems.

The glaze has a pale green tone with crackles over the whole surface. The base is unglazed, showing spiral throwing rings in an orange-brown body. The quality of the porcelain and the painting suggest a local maker.