Cloisonné wine pot, early Ming Dynasty, 15th-16th century
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Very rare Chinese cloisonné wine pot, the brass body of globular form with massive spout and domed lid, a hinging double overhead handle also in brass, the pattern a series of scrolling flowering lotus plants on a white ground, within borders of daisy heads on a blue ground, on a short flaring foot, the interior with no enamel but finished in a brown lacquer. Early Ming Dyansty, 15th-16th century.
| Condition | minor flaws, original wax infills, no restoration. |
|---|---|
| Size | 14cm high |
| References | Provenance: from an old American collection. See associated documentation for full attribution and study results. |
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