拍賣筆記 vol.487 蘇富比香港2016：43.75萬港元售出，北宋鉅鹿白無地花口碗，羅傑琵金頓舊藏 - Sotheby’s Hong Kong, A ‘Cizhou’ ‘Juluxian’ Bowl, Pilkington Collection, Song Dynasty, Sold for 437,500 HKD

鉅鹿縣在2016年就已經拍出高價，43.75萬港元一個小杯子的國際認知，恐怕對於中國藏家而言在10年後的今天依然做不到。北宋鉅鹿古城20世紀初期因為河北乾旱而以外被發現，被稱為中國的「龐貝古城」，這批器物被發現後很快被販售到全世界各地，對於此類器物的重要性和藝術性的認知也因此建立在歐美日本的研究之上。

此類是典型的跨地域知識斷層的物證，經過十年的心理建設，目前一個鉅鹿白無地梅瓶勉強到達100萬港元的關口，此類重要的器物仍然被廣泛忽略和誤解。（SACA觀察，2026.10.3）

北宋鉅鹿白無地花口碗

A ‘CIZHOU’ ‘JULUXIAN’ BOWL SONG DYNASTY

Estimate

12,000 - 18,000 HKD

Sold

437,500 HKD

來源：

Mathias Komor，紐約，1958年

Bluett & Sons Ltd，倫敦，1958年 (£25)

羅傑琵金頓(1928-69年)收藏，自1959年 (£45)

the deep rounded sides rising from a neatly cut foot to a gently flaring rim, the interior with six vertical raised ribs radiating from the centre, covered in a white slip that stops well above the foot, and a milky, translucent glaze, revealing the greyish body at the foot, suffused with a network of golden-beige crackle

Provenance

Mathias Komor, New York, 1958.

Bluett & Sons Ltd, London, 1958 (£25).

Collection of Roger Pilkington (1928-69), from 1959 (£45).

Condition

The overall condition is good, except for typical minor firing flaws. The unglazed footring also has some expected shallow flakes.

Catalogue Note

With its pleasing proportions, milky white slip and crazed transparent glaze, this piece is closely related to a group of early 'Cizhou' wares recovered from Juluxian, a Song dynasty town in Hebei province that was flooded and destroyed by the Yellow River in AD 1108. Wares from this site are generally plain with attractive red-stained crazes, which were formed due to a prolonged exposure to the reddish-yellow earth of the area.

A slightly larger bowl of this type, similarly modelled with a tall foot, from the Gustav Lindberg collection, was sold in our London rooms, 12th December 1978, lot 137; and another was sold at Christie’s London, 5th April 1976, lot 12.