Large blue sacrificial Tianqiuping vase - Lot 67

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Large blue sacrificial Tianqiuping vase - Lot 67
Large blue sacrificial Tianqiuping vase China Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), early 19th century H. 53 cm Large Tianqiuping (celestial sphere) porcelain vase porcelain, round body with long, straight neck monochrome blue sacrificial glaze (ji lan you). Sacrificial blue "ji lan you" was first used in the first used in the Xuande period and was one of the three most popular colors of its time. It is called called "sacrificial" because this dark color was often used in sacrificial rituals. This glaze was used on porcelain throughout the Ming and Qing dynasties dynasty and under the Qing, but reached its peak Qianlong era. The vase bears a six-character mark on the unglazed unglazed heel, probably an owner's mark (for Mr. Guo (郭大爺)
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