An attractive Chinese pale celadon lobed bowl, Qing Dynasty, 18th century, after a Song original, the exterior with eight vertical lines to simulate petals, the glaze with an even light crazing, the foot rim dressed with brown, with kiln warp, 16.5cm diameter Provenance: From the collection of Sir David and Lady Scholey. Tang Ying (AD 1681-1756), appointed resident supervisor of the imperial kilns at Jingdezhen in AD 1728, describes contemporary Yongzheng period production of high-fired grey-green iron glazes made in imitation of Ru, Guan and Ge celadons at Jingdezhen in his 陶成紀事 (Taocheng jishi, 'Records of Ceramic Production'). 清18世纪 冰裂纹仿官釉碗 拍品来源：英国Scholey爵士及女爵伉俪私人收藏，David Scholey爵士为前英格兰国家银行总监及英国国家肖像画廊主席 Condition Report: with kiln warp and leaning to the side some surface wear to glaze and crazing throughout Condition Report Disclaimer