Porcelain. China, late Qing, approx. 19th cent.
Typical water vessel for the brush of the calligrapher, cylindrical form with round shoulders, big opening with hardly offset rim. The "ox blood-red" of the glaze features a spirited spot design, while the rim, interior and bottom are white. On the bottom is the blue painted retrospective Six Character Mark Da Qing Kangxi nian zhi.
瑞士阿斯科ç´çš„ Jürgen L. Fischer 舊è—
HEIGHT 13,6 CM
From the collection of Jürgen L. Fischer, Ascona, Switzerland
The porcelain objects nos. 21 to 59 come from the Swiss collection of Jürgen L. Fischer, one of the major European collectors of Chinese art. The extensive size of the collection largely owes to the family’s fortune from the invention of the world-famous “Uhu Alleskleber †in 1932 (the first synthetic resin glue world-wide) by grandfather August Fischer. Jürgen L. Fischer, who lived until 2013, was an avid collector of Chinese porcelain in an astonishing wide variety, in every size and from every time period. Jürgen Fischer passed on his comprehensive knowledge in numerous specialist books – among others, his large and very instructive book about the art of Chinese snuffbottles and also an antiquarian’s guide to Chinese art.