元末-明洪武 缠枝牡丹纹象耳瓶—当之无愧的中华瑰宝：拍品尺寸：高度 30.6cm, 最大腹径15 cm, 口径 9.8cm, 底径 9cm。拍品来源：欧-美古董商早期收藏品。 这是一件珍贵的，釉色极漂亮，光洁，明亮，釉质细腻如凝脂的，元末--明洪武青花极品。元代末年至，直到明洪武朝（公元1368-1398年，明太祖朱元璋年号）明代建国后不久，明太祖在景德镇珠山设立御窑厂，成为明代景德镇最早的官窑。 元代末年--明代洪武青花缠枝牡丹纹象耳瓶，器形典雅，画工精美，瓶纹饰层次分明，疏朗，青花色泽沉静，青料聚集处有凝滞的黑斑。外壁通体青花装饰，口边自上而下绘叶纹、缠枝花卉纹、腹部主题纹饰为缠枝牡丹纹，下部为变形莲瓣纹做边饰。圈足内不施釉，底足外撇，显得敦厚稳重。双象耳纹象征着太平有象的美好愿望。 迄今为止，除了江西景德镇博物馆藏有类似的（破损）一件瓷瓶外，这是唯一的完整器，可以判断此瓶为流落海外的元代末期-明代洪武早期的瑰宝，时隔六百余年仍然保存如此完好，实为非常珍稀难得。---------------------------------------------------------------Yuan Dynasty Final stage - Ming Hongwu early Blue and White wrapped peony decorative elephant ear vase - well-deserved Chinese treasure: Lot size: height 30.6cm, maximum diameter 15cm, caliber 9.8cm, bottom diameter 9cm. Lot source: Ou-American antiques early collection. This is a precious, glazed color is very beautiful, smooth, bright, enamel delicate as fat, the end of the Yuan--Ming Hongwu blue and white. In the end of the Yuan Dynasty, until the Ming Hongwu Dynasty (AD 1368-1398, Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang Year), shortly after the founding of the Ming Dynasty, Ming Taizu set up the imperial kiln in Zhushan, Jingdezhen, and became the earliest official kiln in Jingdezhen in the Ming Dynasty. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty--the Ming Dynasty Hongwu blue-and-white wrapped peony decorative elephant ear vase, the shape is elegant, the painting is exquisite, the bottle pattern is distinctly layered, the scent is blue, the blue and white color is quiet, and the green material gathers with stagnation dark spots. The outer wall is decorated with blue and white flowers. The mouth is painted from top to bottom, the leaves are embossed, the abdomen is decorated with peony patterns, and the lower part is decorated with embossed lotus petals. There is no glazing in the circle, and the bottom foot is sturdy. The double elephant ear pattern symbolizes the good wishes of Taiping. So far, in addition to a similar (broken) porcelain bottle in the Jingdezhen Museum in Jiangxi, this is the only complete instrument that can be judged as the gem of the Yuan Dynasty Final stage--the early Ming Dynasty Hongwu, which spans more than 600 years. Still preserved so well, it is very rare and rare.