Sauce glaze plate

[Paste glaze plate]

Paste glaze plate, Ming Xuande, 3.6 cm high, 15 cm caliber, 9.5 cm foot diameter
Flaring mouth, arc wall, circle foot. The bottom is slightly collapsed. Apply sauce colored glaze inside and outside the body. Apply white glaze inside the circle foot. The outsole is secretly carved with double-line circles and the regular script “Da Ming Xuan De Nian System” is secretly carved with double-line six characters
The glaze color of this plate is pure, and it can be seen that the glaze surface is slightly orange peel when squinting at the light. It is the representative work of Xuande sauce glaze porcelain
The sauce glaze is also called “purple gold glaze” because of its “purple gold earth” matching glaze. It is a high-temperature glaze with iron oxide as colorant. The content of iron oxide and ferrous oxide in the glaze is more than 5%, and its glaze color is similar to sesame sauce color. As early as the Song Dynasty, sauce-glazed porcelain was seen in many porcelain kilns in the north, of which the “Ziding” ware of Ding kiln was the most famous. During the Xuande period of the Ming Dynasty, the paste glazed porcelain produced by the Jingdezhen official kiln had a regular shape, warm and pure color, thick glaze and orange peel. Common utensils include skimming bowl, skimming plate, closing plate and melon holding pot.

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