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| Keywords: Japansk urna, aritaporslin, cirka 1700 - Hallwylska museet - 99446.tif LSH artwork sv URNA två stycken med lock Päronformiga med lock På locket en på frambenen stående hund Dekor dels av landskap med hästar dels med gallerverk i guld samt inslag av blå glasyr i rutmönster Urnornas ställ med liknande dekor Benens avslut i form av klövar <br/>Inköpta 1896 hos konstahandlare H Bukowski Stockholm Pris 2 000 Kr <br/>Enligt uppgift av H Bukowski har urnorna tillhört kung Carl XV 1826-1872 och av Carl Adolf Sterky inköpts på auktion efter Carl XV därefter såldes de till H Bukowski <br/>Pair of large porcelain jars and lids decorated with moulded relief lacquer underglaze blue overglaze enamels and gilding; the stands later<br/>Japan Arita kilns c 1700 <br/>In 1650 the Dutch East India Company started to source porcelain for Europe in Japan following the collapse of the Chinese Ming dynasty Supplies quickly grew and between 1659 and 1757 the Arita kilns exported enormous quantities of porcelains Some pieces like these huge vases were special orders for European royalty They are luxury items that include relief moulding and lacquer applied to pre-fired blue-and-white porcelain and lavish gilding They once belonged to King Carl XV of Sweden 1826-1872 were sold at auction to Carl Adolf Sterky 1810-1891 and then sold by his wife to Bukowskis where Wilhelmina bought them in 1896 original caption Japansk urna aritaporslin cirka 1700 <br/> Nyckelord Urna Föremålsbild ca 1700 size cm 42 5 size cm 89 size cm 21 3 hals size cm 19 5 fot HWY place of origin Arita Saga original filename hm_dig13747 18423 inventory number HWY XLVIII XIII C k 02 99446 CC-BY-SA Jens Mohr <gallery caption Different images of same object > File Japansk urna cirka 1700 - Hallwylska museet - 99441 tif </gallery> Urns Chinese ceramics in the Hallwyl Museum Sweden Ceramics of Korea Ceramics of Japan Ceramics Jens Mohr Media contributed by LSH dim-with multiple size templates Media contributed by LSH 2015-11 | ||||