Pair Of "long Eliza" Baluster Vases (from The Vung Tau Shipwreck, C. 1690, Kangxi Period)
A rare pair of lidded baluster-shaped vases made of porcelain painted with cobalt blue underglaze, recovered from the Chinese shipwreck off the coast of Vung Tau (Vietnam). The decoration consists of cartouches set within a floral motif, depicting a slender woman in a garden, known among Anglo-Saxon collectors by the nickname "Long Eliza".
In excellent condition, with no cracks or chips, and very glossy. Rare as a pair with matching lids.
Height: 21 cm, weight: 540 and 610 g.
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Ref.:
• C. Jörg & M. Flecker, 2001: Porcelain from the Vung Tau wreck.
• Christie’s, 1992: The Vung Tau Cargo, Lots 724–35 (last two photos).
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Period: 17th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Porcelain
Reference (ID): 1837238
Availability: In stock
