Bodiless vermilion lacquer chrysanthemum petal cover bowl

[bodiless red lacquer chrysanthemum petal type cover bowl]

bodiless red lacquer chrysanthemum petal type cover bowl, Qing Qianlong, caliber 10.8cm, through-height 9.8cm
The bowl is in the shape of a chrysanthemum petal, with an open mouth, slightly outwardly slanted, curved belly, flat bottom, and low circular feet. “The entire body is painted with red paint, the inside of the lid and the center of the bowl are painted with black paint, and then the knife is engraved and filled with a poem made by the Emperor Qianlong of the Jin Dynasty, titled ‘Zhu Qi Ju Hua Tea Cup’: ‘The system is chrysanthemum style, and the handle is lighter than the chrysanthemum flower. Drinking tea and combining pottery sentences, the dew is added to the English.’ At the end of the day, the words’ Emperor Qianlong and Shen Chun ‘and’ Tai Pu ‘are stamped.”. “Bingshen” is the forty first year of Qianlong (1776). Both the cover button and the outsole are engraved with a knife and filled with gold “Qianlong Year Made” seal script< According to the records, in February of the fortieth year of Qianlong's reign, the emperor ordered Suzhou Weaving to make a pair of red lacquer chrysanthemum petal cover bells based on the size of the blue and white jade skimmed bowl sample sent to him, as was the case with the previously made red lacquer chrysanthemum petal plate. In November of the same year, when the bell was made and sent to Beijing, it was handed over to the Maoqin Hall for engraving the "Qianlong Year System" square. The following year, after the completion of "The Tea Cup with Red Lacquer and Chrysanthemum Flowers", it was handed down to make chrysanthemum shaped bells and bowls, which required that the inner soles and lids must be engraved with poetry, and the choir should be decorated with black lacquer lettering and filled with gold


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