[Blue-glazed four-series bird button jar]
The blue-glazed four-series bird button jar has a height of 9.3 cm, a diameter of 8.2 cm, and a foot diameter of 8.2 cm
The cover cylinder is closed, flat and round, the belly is bulging, the circle foot is outward, and the shoulder is decorated with a strip system on each side. The outer wall is patterned with diamond brocade grid pattern, and the interior is decorated with crossed string pattern. The cover is round, and the cover mouth can be closed in the cylinder mouth. The cover is decorated with a wide string pattern with three depressions. The top of the cover is carved with a pair of birds, which are lively and lovely. The wings and tails are opposite and lifelike. The inside and outside of the utensils are all painted with blue glaze, and the inside of the circle foot has no glaze
This ware was made in the Western Jin Dynasty and belongs to the Yue kiln system of southern celadon. Its shape is novel and unique, reflecting the superb porcelain making skills of craftsmen at that time
![图片[1]-Blue-glazed four-series bird button jar-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Wei, Jin, Southern & Northern Dynasties/ceramics/3670[1024].jpg)
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