Period:Qing dynasty Production date:1736-1795
Materials:stoneware
Technique:glazed
Dimensions:Height: 114 millimetres Width: 179 millimetres Depth: 72 millimetres
Description:
Yixing stoneware figure of a duck in seated position, modelled in two sections joined horizontally. The figure has a pale buff body and thick duck egg blue glaze with close crackle. The bill and feet are covered in reddish-brown slip and the eye is painted in black glaze. The base is unglazed.
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Comments:PDF A85 瓷鴨 這件瓷鴨以分体粘合法制成。淺色的炻胎以化妝土裝飾使喙和蹼的部分使其看起來頗類紫褐色的宜興器。瓷鴨原本置於木雕底座之上。動物造型的瓷器在18世紀的歐洲非常流行但在中國的歷史更為久遠。宜興窯位於江蘇省，以烧造茶具以及文人用品為主，在18世紀也會燒造一些创新性的瓷器。 炻器，藍綠開片釉，鐵褐色化妝土宜兴，江苏省清代，1736-1795年 Published PDF date : Qing 18thC Room 95 label text:PDF A85Model of a duckThis model of a duck was made in sections. It has a pale stoneware body which has been slip painted to look like purple-brown Yixing clay for the feet and beak. Originally it would have been displayed on a carved wooden stand. Models of birds were popular items for display in 18th century Europe but they have a much longer history in China. Yixing kilns in Jiangsu province mostly made tea wares and objects for a scholar’s table but in the 18th century they also made novelty items.Stoneware with crackled blue-green glaze and iron-brown slip.Yixing, Jiangsu provinceQing dynasty, AD 1736-1795
Materials:stoneware
Technique:glazed
Dimensions:Height: 114 millimetres Width: 179 millimetres Depth: 72 millimetres
Description:
Yixing stoneware figure of a duck in seated position, modelled in two sections joined horizontally. The figure has a pale buff body and thick duck egg blue glaze with close crackle. The bill and feet are covered in reddish-brown slip and the eye is painted in black glaze. The base is unglazed.
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Comments:PDF A85 瓷鴨 這件瓷鴨以分体粘合法制成。淺色的炻胎以化妝土裝飾使喙和蹼的部分使其看起來頗類紫褐色的宜興器。瓷鴨原本置於木雕底座之上。動物造型的瓷器在18世紀的歐洲非常流行但在中國的歷史更為久遠。宜興窯位於江蘇省，以烧造茶具以及文人用品為主，在18世紀也會燒造一些创新性的瓷器。 炻器，藍綠開片釉，鐵褐色化妝土宜兴，江苏省清代，1736-1795年 Published PDF date : Qing 18thC Room 95 label text:PDF A85Model of a duckThis model of a duck was made in sections. It has a pale stoneware body which has been slip painted to look like purple-brown Yixing clay for the feet and beak. Originally it would have been displayed on a carved wooden stand. Models of birds were popular items for display in 18th century Europe but they have a much longer history in China. Yixing kilns in Jiangsu province mostly made tea wares and objects for a scholar’s table but in the 18th century they also made novelty items.Stoneware with crackled blue-green glaze and iron-brown slip.Yixing, Jiangsu provinceQing dynasty, AD 1736-1795
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