A large blue and white vase, presumably Transitional, 17th Century. - Bukowskis

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A large blue and white vase, presumably Transitional, 17th Century.

A large blue and white vase, presumably Transitional, 17th Century.

A large blue and white vase, presumably Transitional, 17th Century.

A large blue and white vase, presumably Transitional, 17th Century.

A large blue and white vase, presumably Transitional, 17th Century.

A large blue and white vase, presumably Transitional, 17th Century.

A large blue and white vase, presumably Transitional, 17th Century.

A large blue and white vase, presumably Transitional, 17th Century.

A large blue and white vase, presumably Transitional, 17th Century.

A large blue and white vase, presumably Transitional, 17th Century.

A large blue and white vase, presumably Transitional, 17th Century.

A large blue and white vase, presumably Transitional, 17th Century.

A large blue and white vase, presumably Transitional, 17th Century.

A large blue and white vase, presumably Transitional, 17th Century.

A large blue and white vase, presumably Transitional, 17th Century.

A large blue and white vase, presumably Transitional, 17th Century.

A large blue and white vase, presumably Transitional, 17th Century.

A large blue and white vase, presumably Transitional, 17th Century.

A large blue and white vase, presumably Transitional, 17th Century.

Inventory mark 1011. Height 38,5 cm.

Rimcrack.

Provenance

From the Collection of Dr. Emil Hultmark, Stockholm/Sjögestabro. Thence by descent.

Literature

Dr Emil Hultmarks home illustrated in: Svenska hem i ord och bild, 1936 page 169-203. This originally one of a pair.

Compare similar vases illustrated in: Carswell, John; Blue and White Chinese Porcelain and Its Impact on the Western World. no 63.

Jenyns, Soame; Later Chinese Porcelain, London, 1971, pl. III, fig. 1.

More information

This vase belongs to a group of vases painted with figural scenes and stylised tulips, which suggests that they may have been made for the Dutch market.

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