清｜18世紀晚期至19世紀｜高44cm｜收口，双耳为鹿首，腹部上敛下垂，高圈足。通繪天庭仙界壽宴景象：壽老乘舟獻壽桃，仙女們騰雲駕霧,手持各色壽禮。蒼松下涼亭中端坐一學者打扮的老者，身後兩侍女手持搖扇。紅色蝙蝠及漫天鮮花飛舞。瓷尊頸部兩側貼塑有對稱的鹿頭，口沿處一圈如意雲頭紋，近足處變體葉紋。｜來源：｜-科隆銀行家Carl Theodor Deichmann(1866-1931)私人亞洲藏品，遺產由倫沛慈拍賣行在1932年4月30日第336屆拍賣會上出售，圖錄編號266。願品為一對。｜-倫敦私人收藏。｜-Kunsthaus am Museum, Carola van Ham 範漢姆拍賣行1959年10月16日第1屆拍賣會，圖錄編號565。｜-倫沛慈1960年11月11日第462屆拍賣會，圖錄編號1073。｜-1963年起瑞典私人收藏。｜VASE IN HU-SHAPE WITH MIT ANTELOPE HEADS.｜China. Qing dynastie. Late 18th to 19th c.｜Porcelain, painted in famille rose colors. The pear-shaped vase on a high footring. The scene shows a birthday reception in the paradise of the immortals. Shoulao with his immense peach gets rowed in boat, beautiful ladies floating on clouds are bringing gifts. In a pavillon a scholar is sitting near an old pine and a blooming peach. Behind him two maidens are holding fans of honor. Flowers and red bats are hoovering above. The two handles in the shape of antelope heads are sitting beneath the opening which is adorned by a ruyi border. Above the foot a leaf border. Height 44cm. Condition A/B.｜Provenance: |-Estate C.Th. Deichmann (1866-1931), Cologne. Lempertz Auction 336, April 30, 1932, Lot No. 266. |-Private collection London. |-Kunsthaus am Museum, Carola van Ham. Auction 1, October 16, 1959, Lot No. 565.|-Lempertz Auction 462, November 11, 1960, Lot No. 1073. |-Swedish private collection, since 1963. ｜Carl Theodor Adolf Deichmann (1866-1931) was banker from the Cologne banker family Deichmann, owner of the identically named, bank company Deichmann & Comp, founded in 1858. The still existing Palais Deichmann (Deichmannhaus) is situated|in Trankgasse 7-9 right in front of the Cologne Cathedral. The building in its current form is from the year 1913. |Carl Th. Deichmann lived in the left part of the builing with his family, where he also kept enourmous art collection. The estate of Deichmann was auctioned at Kunsthaus Lempertz in May 1932 and contained as well as early german porcelain a large offer of asian ceramics. The present vase can be found in the initial catalogue under Lot.no. 266 and was, according to the catalogue originally sold as a pair. |