THREE MOLDED QINGBAI BOWLS Song/Yuan dynasty, 13th/14th century (3)PROPERTY FROM THE COLLECTION OF MARK S. PRATT, WASHINGTON, DCTHREE MOLDED QINGBAI BOWLSSong/Yuan dynasty, 13th/14th centuryThe first, thinly potted with wide, rounded sides supported on a short foot, the cavetto molded with a leiwen band above a design of alternating phoenix and peony blossoms, the center dominated by a lotus plant, all in shallow raised relief beneath a creamy glaze with a grayish-green tinge, the rim bound in copper; the second, imitating Dingyao, also with rounded sides over a short foot and a similar motif at the cavetto, but with a goose in flight at the well, covered overall in a pale greenish-white glaze save for the rim; the third, molded with a leiwen band above overlapping lotus petals at the cavetto and twin fish at the well, all beneath a glaze of straw hue extending to the exterior, copper bands encircling the mouth and foot. 7 1/8in (18.3cm); 7 1/2in (19cm); 5 1/2in (14cm) diam. (3).宋/元 青白碗一組三件Please note this Lot is to be sold at No Reserve.For Jin period Dingyao prototypes and other examples of Qingbai adaptations made at Southern kilns during the 13th to 14th centuries, see the National Palace Museum exhibition Dingzhou Hua Ci [Decorated Porcelains of Dingzhou], 2014, cat. nos II-149 to II-150, pp 216-219, and III-3 to III-4, pp 244-245.