Ewer · Ming Dynasty

Ming Dynasty Porcelain Pitcher Modelled as a Kneeling Figure

Reference PP-0099

Porcelain pitcher modelled as a kneeling bearded figure holding a ewer, decorated in blue and red on a crackled cream ground.

Details

Reference
PP-0099
Period
Ming Dynasty
Dynasty
Ming dynasty
Form
Ewer
Dimensions
Height 48.5 cm · Depth 21 cm · Width 22 cm
Photographs
36
Price
On request

PP-0099

Description

A porcelain pitcher modelled as a kneeling bearded man in a broad-brimmed hat with a knob finial, holding a ewer in front of him. The ewer has an open mouth, a pierced spout and a loop handle.

The decoration is in blue and red on a cream ground. The hat and some of the beads on the cords hanging beside his ears are red. His robe is painted in blue with flowering scrolls, a collar of scrolling panels at the shoulders and a patterned belt, and the ewer is painted in blue as well.

The glaze is crackled all over. A crack line runs across one sleeve, and a few small chips show the body beneath. There are fissures near the base, visible in the photographs. The base is unglazed.

We can send further photographs on request.