A KANGXI PERIOD WEIQI PLAYER BOWLChina, 1662-1722. Skillfully painted in striking cobalt-blue with scholars shown in various scenes. The elaborate form of the vessel adds well to its overall appearance. Chenghua mark to base.Provenance: From a reputed Dutch private collection of Chinese porcelain, originally located in Friesland. Old collector label to base bearing the acquisition date ‘90’, the inscription ‘Kang Shi’ and an inventory number.Condition: One single hairline extends from lip to well. The sound of the bowl is still good. Two small chips to lip. See detail images on www.zacke.at. Few firing imperfections and old wear. Overall still superb appearance!Weight: 441.9 grams.Dimensions: Diameter 19.8 cm.Go or Weiqi is an abstract strategy board game for two players, in which the aim is to surround more territory than the opponent. The game was invented in China more than 2,500 years ago and is believed to be the oldest board game continuously played to the present day.康熙青花文人弈棋圖碗中國，1662-1722。青花巧繪文人相聚場景。碗形高雅精緻，外觀完美。碗底成化款。來源：荷蘭中國陶瓷私人收藏，原位於弗里西亞地區。底足上可見老藏家購買年份"90"并有描述"Kang Shi"以及一個收藏編號。品相： 唯一的一條髮絲綫從唇部延伸至碗中。碗仍可發出很好的聲音。唇部兩處小磕損，可參見www.zacke.at上的细节图。些微燒製缺陷與舊磨損。總體狀況仍然良好。重量：441.9 克尺寸：直徑19.8 厘米