Description:

China, Kangxi (or Khang Shi), 1662 to 1722. Gorgeous and quite rare early green porcelain bowl. Exterior decorated in sancai with yellow and Aubergeine incised floral designs, single floral element inside. Maker's mark/ chop on base. Size: 7.5" W x 3.5" H (19 cm x 8.9 cm)

A special type of Kangxi period porcelain bowls were bisque fired without a porcelain glaze and decoration with incised floral patterns and the decorated with white, yellow and green on a purple ground are specifically known as 'brinjal bowls'. The 'brinjal family' decorations occurs from late Ming, and stylistically develop during the Kangxi period - together with the Wanli wucai five color enamels - into the famille noire and the famille jaune decorations.

Provenance: Ex- Collection of Paul and Louise Bernheimer, Cambridge, MA and Laguna Woods, Ca. Acquired before 1980

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  • Condition: One section with repair looking more like stress cracks as no new material or losses

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