Period:Yuan dynasty Production date:1300-1368
Materials:porcelain
Technique:glazed
Dimensions:Diameter: 411 millimetres Height: 80 millimetres
Description:
Longquan porcelain dish with flattened mouth rim. The dish has grey-green glaze. There are two four-clawed dragons chasing pearls carved around the well, and two unglazed biscuit tigers in the centre.
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Comments:Published PDF date : Yuan/Ming 14th century Room 95 label text:PDF 241 Charger with two biscuit-fired tigersThis dish is incised with two four-clawed dragons chasing pearls around the well and applied with two unglazed (biscuit-fired) tigers in the centre. The tails of the tigers are applied separately from the bodies and all the biscuit-fired decoration ‘floats’ on the celadon glaze. Tigers are rarely used as a decorative motif in Chinese art. Many large chargers of this shape were exported to the Middle East, where their large forms suited local dining customs, although the biscuit-fired relief decoration may suggest that this and the other charger in this case were made for display. Stoneware, porcelain-type, with incised and applied biscuit-fired decoration and celadon glaze Longquan ware龍泉窯Longquan region, Zhejiang province 浙江省，龍泉地區Yuan dynasty, about AD 1300–1368 PDF 241青釉露胎貼花虎紋盤此盤內壁飾兩條劃花四爪龍戲珠紋，底心兩條露胎貼花虎紋。虎身與虎尾分制，貼花裝飾仿佛“飄浮”於青色釉面之上。虎紋的裝飾主題在中國藝術中較少出現。此類大盤多行銷中東地區，因其更符合當地的飲食風俗。但露胎貼花的裝飾表明，這樣的大盤也許僅用作陳設。炻器，属廣義瓷器，劃花，露胎素燒貼花，青釉龍泉窯浙江省龍泉地區元代，約1300-1368年
Materials:porcelain
Technique:glazed
Dimensions:Diameter: 411 millimetres Height: 80 millimetres
Description:
Longquan porcelain dish with flattened mouth rim. The dish has grey-green glaze. There are two four-clawed dragons chasing pearls carved around the well, and two unglazed biscuit tigers in the centre.
IMG
Comments:Published PDF date : Yuan/Ming 14th century Room 95 label text:PDF 241 Charger with two biscuit-fired tigersThis dish is incised with two four-clawed dragons chasing pearls around the well and applied with two unglazed (biscuit-fired) tigers in the centre. The tails of the tigers are applied separately from the bodies and all the biscuit-fired decoration ‘floats’ on the celadon glaze. Tigers are rarely used as a decorative motif in Chinese art. Many large chargers of this shape were exported to the Middle East, where their large forms suited local dining customs, although the biscuit-fired relief decoration may suggest that this and the other charger in this case were made for display. Stoneware, porcelain-type, with incised and applied biscuit-fired decoration and celadon glaze Longquan ware龍泉窯Longquan region, Zhejiang province 浙江省，龍泉地區Yuan dynasty, about AD 1300–1368 PDF 241青釉露胎貼花虎紋盤此盤內壁飾兩條劃花四爪龍戲珠紋，底心兩條露胎貼花虎紋。虎身與虎尾分制，貼花裝飾仿佛“飄浮”於青色釉面之上。虎紋的裝飾主題在中國藝術中較少出現。此類大盤多行銷中東地區，因其更符合當地的飲食風俗。但露胎貼花的裝飾表明，這樣的大盤也許僅用作陳設。炻器，属廣義瓷器，劃花，露胎素燒貼花，青釉龍泉窯浙江省龍泉地區元代，約1300-1368年
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