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用卿 · mark readings
Two characters close a poem incised on the belly of a tall Yixing teapot: 用卿.
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Start with the reading
用卿
Follow the two five-character lines in cursive script, 詩人吟白雪 and 才子步青雲. The shorter group 用卿 at their end is the signature. The catalogue supplies the surname 陳 in parentheses.
A documented vessel
Teapot with coin finial and ruyi motifs · № 13 · 64 (PDF 70) · C81.418
How far the evidence goes
The catalogue enlarges the signature. The Hong Kong Museum of Art locates the poem and name together on one side of the belly and dates this pot to the 1620s. Both descriptions refer to the same object, C81.418. [1] [2]
Sources and exact locations
- 宜興紫砂陶器 / Yixing Purple Clay Wares (1994) · № 13 · 64 (PDF 70) · C81.418
- 香港藝術館 · 弦紋金錢如意壺 · C81.418