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Porslinshare som använts som hållare för en spegel, 1700-tal.
Nyckelord: Hare, Porslin, Figurer, figurin, Spegelhållare
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Svenska: FIGUR. Hare ( ihålig ) som använts som hållare för en (brons)spegel. Haren har en längdgående öppning på ryggen, på ömse sidor om denna en trädsvamp. Pälsen är streckad och glasyren är ljusgrå med skiftning i blågrönt, på trädsvamparna mörkbrun och grön, vitögat oglaserat, pupillen brunsvart. Godset är gråvitt och på undersidan finns fyra skrivtecken (Huang Kien-sien tsao, "tillverkad av Huang Kien-Sien") samt ett runt hål.Den här spegelhållaren är ett ovanligt föremål. Den är formad som en hare som tittar bakåt över axeln, med plats för en spegel i form av en lingzhisvamp monterad på ryggen. Hela föremålet (med spegeln) såg ut som »haren i månen«, vilket är vad kineser säger sig se när de tittar på de mörkamönstren på fullmånen. Det här exemplaret efterliknar liknande föremål i brons. På undersidan finns en inristad inskription i stora tecken: »tillverkad av Huang Qianxian«.
English: Figure. Porcelain mirror stand in form of a hare with high-fired brown and colourless glazes. Early 18th century. An unusual item is this mirror stand in the shape of a hare looking back over its shoulder, with a mirror mount in the shape of lingzhi fungus on its back. The total assemblage (with mirror) looked like “the hare in the moon”, that Chinese people see when they look at the pattern of dark shapes on a full moon. This ceramic example copied similar models in bronze. On the base is an incised inscription in large characters “made by Huang Qianxian”.
Date 1750s
date QS:P571,+1750-00-00T00:00:00Z/8
Medium porcelain
medium QS:P186,Q130693
Dimensions length: 16 cm (6.2 in); height: 16.3 cm (6.4 in)
dimensions QS:P2043,16U174728
dimensions QS:P2048,16.3U174728
institution QS:P195,Q4346239
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HWY XLVIII:VII:C.d.a.01.
Place of creation China
Source LSH 95430 (hm_dig12000)
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