A TEADUST-GLAZED STEMBOWL 'Zhi ben tang' three-character mark, Jiaqing/DaoguangA TEADUST-GLAZED STEMBOWL'Zhi ben tang' three-character mark, Jiaqing/DaoguangFinely potted with shallow sides rising to a slightly everted rim, resting on a widely splayed foot encircled by a raised rib, applied overall with an even deep olive-green glaze with very fine yellow speckles, the underside of the foot reserved with a three character Zhi ben tang mark. 18cm (7 1/8in) diam. 清嘉慶/道光 茶葉沫釉高足碗 「植本堂」篆書款Provenance: Hans F. Goldstein (1915-1985), and thence by descent來源：Hans F. Goldstein(1915-1985)舊藏，並由後人保存迄今This lot and those offered at Bonhams London in May 2023 form the remaining collection of H. F. Goldstein, an earlier part of which was sold at Bonhams Hong Kong and London in 2015-2016. Hans Goldstein's work during the 1950s took him to all parts of the Far East and this in turn stimulated his interest in Oriental art and in particular Chinese porcelain. His collection developed gradually and initially concentrated on inside-painted snuff bottles. As he became more knowledgeable, he began to collect blue and white porcelain and other Chinese ceramics and works of art. He came to London in the mid-1960s and continued to collect by regularly visiting art dealers and the main auction houses in London.The Zhi ben Tang (植本堂) 'Hall of the Roots of Plants' is mentioned in the Taoya (陶雅) where it states that the private kiln mostly produced 'teadust' glazed wares in the Jiaqing and Daoguang periods of the Qing dynasty. See a very similar teadust-glazed stem bowl, 1800-1850, in the British Museum, (acc.no.PDF A570), illustrated by R.Scott, Illustrated Catalogue of Ming and Qing Monochrome Wares in the Percival David Foundation of Chinese Art, London, 1989, p.40.is_parse: 20230413image: yuzhan_bonhams_item.jpgsold_price_type: £