Green glaze water chestnut type three-series bottle

[Green glazed water chestnut type three-series bottle]

Green glazed water chestnut type three-series bottle, Qingyongzheng, 14.6cm high, 7cm caliber, 11.1cm foot diameter
The bottle has a short neck, oblique shoulders, three lines at the shoulder, large and flat belly and round feet. The whole body and feet are painted with blue glaze. There are two string lines protruding from the abdomen, and there are lotus petal lines protruding around the bottom. There are three lines and six characters of seal script with blue and white “made in Yongzheng year of the Qing Dynasty” in the foot
Blue glaze is the oldest color glaze in China. By the time of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty, the production of Jingdezhen blue glaze porcelain reached the peak in the history of porcelain firing. At this time, the celadon glazes include pea green, holly, powder green, plum green and crab shell green. The celadon glaze of the Yongzheng period was smooth, firm and dense, and this feature remained until the Qianlong and Jiaqing periods
The water chestnut bottle is a popular porcelain bottle in the Qing Dynasty, which was first created in the Kangxi period. Its straight neck is thicker, and it can be divided into skimming mouth and straight mouth. Its belly is flat and round, like water chestnut, so it is also called straight neck bottle. The varieties are blue and white, yellow glaze blue and white, bean green glaze, Langyao red, etc.

青釉荸荠式三系瓶底款