Chinese Antique porcelain tea cup, Shipwreck, possibly Ca Mau, Yongzheng Period#2002

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Chinese Antique tea cup, Shipwreck, possibly Ca Mau, Yongzheng #2002

Very nice example of Yongzheng blue and white porcelain cup with interesting figure decorations. The cup is shipwreck porcelain and based on the time and patterns possibly from the Ca Mau shipwreck which sank outside Vietnam in 1725.

From the collection of  JOHANNE HUITFELDT (1932‑2023)

Condition: Checked with UV Light, Nice condition. As with all shipwreck porcelain the glaze has been worn by the salt water and have lost its shine.

Friendly reminder: You are buying an antique object, not a new or unused item. In addition to the major flaws mentioned in above condition report, you can expect to find insignificant micro nicks/fritting’s, wear and other traces of usage. If you need additional pictures or information, please contact us in advance.

Measurements:

Diameter: 6.6 cm

High: 3.5 cm

NOTE: Stand is not included in this sale!

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FROM THE COLLECTION OF JOHANNE HUITFELDT (1932‑2023)

Johanne Huitfeldt (1932-2023) was a well known Norwegian art historian and curator at the Norwegian Museum of Decorative Arts and Design. She took a special interest in East Asian Art and it was due to her that the museum in Oslo got a permanent exhibition of East Asian art and crafts in 1983.

Johanne Huitfeldt released a number of books such as ’General Munthe: eventyrer og kunstsamler i det gamle Kina’, ’Porselenet fra Kina’, ’Ostindisk porselen i Norge’, ’The Munthe Collection in the West Norway Museum of Applied Art’, ’Drømmen om Kina: kineserier fra europeiske slott til norsk folkekunst’, ’Blått som havet: keramisk blåmaleri fra Peking til Porsgrund’. Her last book ’Bergtatt av kinesisk kunst’ was released in 2021 and her last exhibition was held in the summer of 2023, just months before she passed away at the age of 91.

Her interest in Chinese porcelain and art also manifested itself in the collection she acquired over the years.

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