拍賣筆記 vol.462 佳士得紐約2026:唐三彩加藍釉仕女俑兩件,Max N. Berry - Christie’s New York, Two Painted, Blue-Splashed And Sancai-Glazed Pottery Figures Of Court Ladies, Tang Dynasty

馬克思·貝里(Max N. Berry)這批收藏中的唐三彩人物和雕塑的質量和珍惜度都十分引人注目,大部分帶有藍彩。這方面引領的傳承是英國的幾位傳奇經銷商,特別是John Berwald,Eskenazi等。這對藍釉仕女俑來自China Porcelain Company,是十分重要的早期紐約經銷商,同樣擁有值得信賴的中國高古藝術品位和水準。
此類器物來自級別至少為皇家的墓葬,唐三彩發現百年以來,經歷了西方的震撼和追捧後,在80年代末期達到頂峰。隨後在明清官窯流行的中國藏家氣氛中再度被埋沒,近期有趨勢的變動,相信唐三彩正處於觸底反彈的階段。目前3-5萬美元的估價仍然屬於絕對低位。(SACA觀察,2026.09.16)



博古精鑑:Max N. Berry珍藏
唐三彩加藍釉仕女俑一對
TANG DYNASTY (AD 618-907)
17 SEP 11:30AM & 18 SEP 9AM EDT | LIVE AUCTION 24388
估價
美元 30,000 – 美元 50,000
唐 三彩加藍仕女俑兩件
The taller: 11 7⁄8 in. (30.2 cm.) high
來源
The Chinese Porcelain Company,紐約,2004年1月28日
Collector/Connoisseur: The Max N. Berry Collections
TWO PAINTED, BLUE-SPLASHED AND SANCAI-GLAZED POTTERY FIGURES OF COURT LADIES
TANG DYNASTY (AD 618-907)
Estimate
USD 30,000 – USD 50,000
The taller: 11 7⁄8 in. (30.2 cm.) high
PROVENANCE
The Chinese Porcelain Company, New York, 28 January 2004.
Beautifully modeled and richly dressed, these court ladies exhibit a rare combination of cobalt-blue with both green, cream, and amber glazes. One lady clasps a luxurious feather fan at her chest while the other lady elegantly positions herself with her hand at her hip. A similarly dressed figure, with the same face and coiffure in the Shaanxi Provincial Museum is illustrated in Zhongguo taoci quanji - 7 - Tang sancai, Shanghai, 1983, no. 55. A rare pair of blue and sancai-glazed pottery figures of court ladies, formerly in the Max N. Berry Collections was sold at Christie’s New York, 27 March 2026, lot 692.






Condition:
-The neck most likely have been restored, and possible restoration with overpainting to some parts of the hairdo
-With a few firing cracks and minor irregularities, a vent hole and a few firing cracks to the underside of base, all original to manufacture
-A few minor chips and nicks to the bottom edge, and a few small glaze flakes
Lady with yellow robe:
-A TL test hole to the underside of hairdo and to the underside of base
-One side of the base appears to have been slightly polished
Lady with bluish-green robe:
-A polished chip to the end of the proper left sleeve, and a restored chip to the tip of proper left shoe
-A glaze flake to the proper right arm, to the robe, and to the proper right shoe"





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