Sale 5411
| Philadelphia
| Philadelphia
Estimate$750 – $1,000
The vase overall glazed with violet-red and white; the narcissus bowl covered with purple and pale blue-white glaze.
H(vase): 12 1/2 in.NOTE:
Norman Stanley Potter (1926–1970) was a collector with wide-ranging interests who developed an eye for classical arts and built a collection of Asian art, antiquities, and early European art. Born to Polish immigrants in New York City, Potter began his self-edification in the arts during his youth while exploring the Metropolitan Museum of Art. As a prominent mathematician and engineer, he participated in the Manhattan Project and later was a designer of complex defense systems. Together with his wife, the abstract artist Berne Potter, he was active in the art and antique worlds of New York and became friends with important gallerists and collectors, including Julius Carlebach and Melvin Gutman of Cole Galleries, Ltd., New York.
PROVENANCE:
Property from the collection of Mr. Norman Potter, both acquired prior to February 10, 1967
Thence by descent
來源:
Norman Potter先生舊藏,均得於1967年2月10日前
家族內傳承
Flambe-glazed vase with small scattered glaze skips to lip, edge of lip very slightly uneven, some fine craquelure to pale celadon elements of glaze, and scattered potting flaws to the underside, chips and polishing to edges of footring, many likely related to removal from kiln and flowing glazes; slight soiling to the underside, otherwise good visual condition; bowl in overall good condition, rim slightly uneven, with polishing of thick flowing glazes to edges of footring
Images may also be found via the link below (added as completed)
https://asian.smugmug.com/Freemans-Asian-Art-1803
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