Chinese pottery and porcelain; vol. 2. Ming and Ch'ing PorcelainHobson, R. L. (Robert Lockhart)
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Chinese pottery and porcelain; vol. 2. Ming and Ch'ing Porcelain
Hobson, R. L. (Robert Lockhart)
Porcelain, Chinese; Pottery, Chinese
Fig. 1.--Box with incised Imperial dragons and lotus
scrolls; turquoise and dark violet glazes on the
biscuit. _V. and A. Museum._
Fig. 2.--Vase with Imperial dragons in clouds, painted
in yellow in an iron red ground. _Cologne Museum._
71. SIXTEENTH CENTURY PORCELAIN 40
Figs. 1 and 2.--Two ewers in the Dresden Collection,
with transparent green, aubergine and turquoise glazes
on the biscuit, traces of gilding. In form of a phœnix,
and of a crayfish.
Fig. 3.--Bowl with flight of storks in a lotus scroll,
enamels on the biscuit, green, aubergine and white in a
yellow ground. Chia Ching mark. _Alexander Collection._
72. VASE WITH IMPERIAL FIVE-CLAWED DRAGONS IN CLOUD SCROLLS
OVER SEA WAVES (_Colour_) 46
Band of lotus scrolls on the shoulder. Painted in dark
Mohammedan blue. Mark on the neck, of the Chia Ching
period (1522–1566) in six characters. _V. & A. Museum._
73. TWO BOWLS WITH THE CHIA CHING MARK (1522–1566), WITH
DESIGNS OUTLINED IN BROWN AND WASHED IN WITH
COLOURS IN MONOCHROME GROUNDS (_Colour_) 50
Fig. 1.--With peach sprays in a yellow ground.
_Alexander Collection._
Fig. 2.--With phœnixes (_feng-huang_) flying among
scrolls of _mu-tan_ peony. _Cumberbatch Collection._
74. TWO BOWLS WITH GILT DESIGNS ON A MONOCHROME GROUND.
PROBABLY CHIA CHING PERIOD (1522–1566) (_Colour_) 54
Fig. 1.--With lotus scroll with etched details on a
ground of iron red (_fan hung_) outside. Inside is
figure of a man holding a branch of cassia, a symbol
of literary success, painted in underglaze blue. Mark
in blue, _tan kuei_ (red cassia).
Fig. 2.--With similar design on ground of emerald green
enamel. Mark in blue in the form of a coin or _cash_
with the characters _ch’ang ming fu kuei_ (“long life,
riches and honours”).
75. MING PORCELAIN 64
Fig. 1.--Tripod Bowl with raised peony scrolls in
enamel colours. Wan Li mark. _Eumorfopoulos
Collection._
Fig. 2.--Blue and white Bowl, Chia Ching period. Mark,
_Wan ku ch’ang ch’un_ (“a myriad antiquities and
enduring spring”). _Kunstgewerbe Museum, Berlin._
Fig. 3.--Ewer with white slip _ch’i-lin_ on a blue
ground. Wan Li period. _Eumorfopoulos Collection._
Fig. 4.--Gourd-shaped Vase with winged dragons and fairy
flowers, raised outlines and coloured glazes on the
biscuit. Sixteenth century. _Salting Collection._
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