Period:Qing dynasty Production date:1644-1911
Materials:stoneware
Technique:glazed
Dimensions:Diameter: 133 millimetres Height: 100 millimetres
Description:
Guangdong stoneware deep bowl. The bowl has a dark grey body and thick sky-blue glaze suffused with purple. Where exposed the body is reddish. The base is glazed and the foot rim unglazed.
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Comments:Published PDF date : Ming/Qing 17th century Room 95 label text:PDF A71Jun-type bowl with purple splashesCraftsmen made some of the finest copies of Jun wares in Shiwan, Guangdong province in the late Ming and Qing dynasties. Like other successful ceramic-producing centres, Shiwan is too hilly for a flourishing farming industry, but has plentiful supplies of wood to fuel the kilns and is close to a network of rivers for easy transportation of finished goods. Selected Shiwan pieces are signed by their makers. Connoisseurs regarded these marks as a brand of authenticity and quality. One can trace some potters’ histories using these marks through local family genealogies. Stoneware with opalescent blue and lavender glazes Jun-type ware 鈞窯 possibly Shiwan ware 石灣窯Yuxian, Henan province 河南省, 禹縣 or Foshan, Nanhai county, Guangdong province, 廣東省, 南海縣, 佛山Qing dynasty, AD 1644–1911 PDF A71鈞釉紫斑碗晚明及清代，廣東省石灣窯的工匠已經能夠燒造出優質的鈞釉仿品。與其他成功的陶瓷生產中心相似，多丘陵的石灣地區並不適於發展農業，但卻能為燒窯提供充足的木材燃料，同時，又因其地理位置緊臨河網，成品運輸便利。石灣佳作署有工匠標記。鑒賞家們將這些標記視作代表真品和質量的品牌。借助這些款識和當地的家譜，可以探索某些陶工的經歷。炻器，乳濁藍色及紫色（薰衣草色）釉仿鈞窯器，可能是石灣窯河南省禹縣（今禹州市），或廣東省南海縣佛山（今佛山市南海區）清代，1644-1911年
Materials:stoneware
Technique:glazed
Dimensions:Diameter: 133 millimetres Height: 100 millimetres
Description:
Guangdong stoneware deep bowl. The bowl has a dark grey body and thick sky-blue glaze suffused with purple. Where exposed the body is reddish. The base is glazed and the foot rim unglazed.
IMG
Comments:Published PDF date : Ming/Qing 17th century Room 95 label text:PDF A71Jun-type bowl with purple splashesCraftsmen made some of the finest copies of Jun wares in Shiwan, Guangdong province in the late Ming and Qing dynasties. Like other successful ceramic-producing centres, Shiwan is too hilly for a flourishing farming industry, but has plentiful supplies of wood to fuel the kilns and is close to a network of rivers for easy transportation of finished goods. Selected Shiwan pieces are signed by their makers. Connoisseurs regarded these marks as a brand of authenticity and quality. One can trace some potters’ histories using these marks through local family genealogies. Stoneware with opalescent blue and lavender glazes Jun-type ware 鈞窯 possibly Shiwan ware 石灣窯Yuxian, Henan province 河南省, 禹縣 or Foshan, Nanhai county, Guangdong province, 廣東省, 南海縣, 佛山Qing dynasty, AD 1644–1911 PDF A71鈞釉紫斑碗晚明及清代，廣東省石灣窯的工匠已經能夠燒造出優質的鈞釉仿品。與其他成功的陶瓷生產中心相似，多丘陵的石灣地區並不適於發展農業，但卻能為燒窯提供充足的木材燃料，同時，又因其地理位置緊臨河網，成品運輸便利。石灣佳作署有工匠標記。鑒賞家們將這些標記視作代表真品和質量的品牌。借助這些款識和當地的家譜，可以探索某些陶工的經歷。炻器，乳濁藍色及紫色（薰衣草色）釉仿鈞窯器，可能是石灣窯河南省禹縣（今禹州市），或廣東省南海縣佛山（今佛山市南海區）清代，1644-1911年
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