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Size: L13cm

Signed and dated: Longqing period， Ming dynasty

Estimate:

Final Price: RMB 270,000

Longqing Six-Character Mark
PROVENANCE
· The Si Yue Tang Collection
REFERENCE
· Studies on the Collections of the National Museum of China.Porcelain section， Ming dynasty， Shanghai， 2007， pp. 90
The shallow rounded sides rising from a short tapering foot to an everted rim， painted to the interior with a rectangular medallion enclosing two flying crane in rich cobalt blue reserved on a cloud-filled ground， the rim with a band of stylized ruyi clouds pattern inside a double line， the exterior painted floral pattern on the four sides. The base with an four-character Longqing reign mark in underglaze-blue.