拍品介绍： Sold with associated box.
尺寸：L: 7 3/8, Dia: 1 5/8 in. (L : 18.73, Dia: 4.13 cm.)
Provenance：Mr. Williams, Texas. Mr. Williams has more than 50 years of collecting experience in Buddhist sculptures, paintings, and ritual objects from India, Pakistan, Nepal, Tibet, and the Central Plains of China. He has participated in sales around the world including in Hong Kong and throughout Tibet and Europe.
来源：德克薩斯州威廉先生舊藏。威廉先生多年來專註收藏佛教藝術品，流連於西藏、香港以及歐洲的收藏市場，有五十多年佛教雕塑、繪畫以及法器方面的收藏經歷。其藏品範圍涵蓋印度、巴基斯坦、尼泊爾、西藏和中國中原地區。
Condition：With small chipping to interior of bottom rim.
品相：总体品相良好，口沿处有细微磕碰
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The incense holder is carved from Hetian white jade. Its upper and lower ends are engraved with a belt of hui patterns. The body is hollowed out with carvings of jagged mountains covered with pines, a pavilion on top, a zigzag mountain pass, and a waterfall. Within the mountains, there is a gentleman visiting his friend, along with his book boy. The scene is elegant and skillfully carved, with mountains as sharp as those depicted in a water painting; a common attribute of Qianlong period jade carvings. The white jade is delicate and lustrous, with a gentle and rich sheen. Such an exquisite jade piece could've only come from the imperial palace.
The Palace Museum, No. 00098874 figure 1; the Albert Museum, No. 1652-1882 figure 2; Christie's, May 2021, Lot 2720.
罍作爲大型盛酒器和禮器，流行於商晚期至春秋中期。 宋明時期仿古器物成爲一種時尚的室內陳設，以古銅器插花、焚香在諸多文人清賞類文獻中頻繁出現。 此件拍品豐肩弧壁，肩部兩側有獸首，並飾有六個浮雕圓形渦紋，器身近底部附有一獸首。整器光素無紋，包漿斑駁絢麗。
參閱故宮博物院館藏，編號故00077872；編號故00077803。