A Chinese peachbloom "beehive" waterpot with a 6-character Kangxi mark and of the period. It features three incised roundels of a pair of beasts. Please note that there is a $15,000 authorization required to bid on this lot, and NO ONLINE BIDDING will be accepted. To bid on this lot, please contact us at accounting@oakridgeauctiongallery.com to register to bid on this lot. Dimensions are: 4 inches tall X 5 inches wide, 10.2 cm X 12.7 cm. All measurements are approximate. High resolution images can be found here Condition: There are glaze chips to the mouth, a small glaze pop to the rim, and an area of glaze popping to the body. Provenance: From a private collection in Virginia. Reference: Similar peachbloom waterpots from the Kangxi period have been sold at various auctions, e.g. at Christie's Hong Kong on May 30, 2017, as lot 3012 and recently at Christie's New York on September 23, 2020, as lot 812. Several museums have similar examples, including the National Palace Museum in Taipei under the collection number 000011-N000000000 and the Metropolitan Museum of New York under the collection number 14.40.363. The Indianapolis Museum of Art previously held a similar waterpot under the collection number 1984.287, but it was deaccessioned and sold at Christie's New York on March 17, 2017, as lot 1230. 多家博物館有類例藏品，見台北國立故宮博物院，館藏編號 000011-N000000000；紐約大都會博物館，館藏編號14.40.363；印第安納波利斯藝術博物館曾藏有類似太白尊，館藏編號1984.287，後售於佳士得紐約，2017年3月17日，拍品號1230。 參考佳士得香港2017年5月30日拍賣，拍品號3012。另見佳士得紐約2020年9月23日拍賣，拍品號812。