Period:Ming dynasty Production date:1506-1521
Materials:porcelain
Technique:incised, glazed, painted,
Dimensions:Diameter: 148 millimetres Height: 116 millimetres
Description:
Porcelain jar in the form of a spittoon (zhadou). Decorated all over with enamels on the biscuit. Outside incised with five-clawed dragons and flaming pearls among ruyi clouds, in copper green against a yellow enamel ground. Colourless glaze inside. Base glazed, with mark.
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Comments:Published PDF date : Ming Zhengde 1506-1521 Room 95 label text:PDF A734Green-and-yellow zhadou with dragons 渣斗(zhadou ‘jar with bulbous body and flared rim’) were used as spittoons, or vessels for leys or slops. This zhadou is incised with five-clawed dragons, shown in profile with clenched jaws, chasing flaming pearls and each other amid auspicious ruyi clouds. Potters inscribed a four (as opposed to the usual six) character Zhengde reign mark in underglaze blue on the base and covered the inside and base with a transparent glaze, then, before a second lower temperature firing they picked out the dragon and cloud design in green glaze on a ground of yellow. Potters working at Jingdezhen a century earlier, in the Yongle (AD 1403–24) reign invented this green and yellow colour scheme and design. Porcelain, incised and with underglaze cobalt-blue mark and green and yellow glazes Jingdezhen, Jiangxi province江西省, 景德鎮Ming dynasty, Zhengde mark and period, AD 1506–21 PDF A734黃地綠彩龍紋渣斗渣斗（形如侈口球腹罐）用作唾具或收納食物殘渣的器皿。此渣斗先在胎體上劃花側面五爪龍紋，口部緊閉，追逐彼此及火焰寶珠，其間飾祥瑞如意雲頭紋。外底署青花四字（而非常見的六字）正德年款，渣斗內部及器底罩透明釉，高溫燒製。之后，用黃色底釉上的綠彩描繪雲龍紋，再次入窯以低溫二次燒成。早在一世紀前的永樂時期（1403-1424年），景德鎮的陶工們就創造出了這樣的黃、綠色彩組合。瓷器，劃花，青花款，黃地綠彩江西省景德鎮明代，正德，正德款，1506–1521年
Materials:porcelain
Technique:incised, glazed, painted,
Dimensions:Diameter: 148 millimetres Height: 116 millimetres
Description:
Porcelain jar in the form of a spittoon (zhadou). Decorated all over with enamels on the biscuit. Outside incised with five-clawed dragons and flaming pearls among ruyi clouds, in copper green against a yellow enamel ground. Colourless glaze inside. Base glazed, with mark.
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Comments:Published PDF date : Ming Zhengde 1506-1521 Room 95 label text:PDF A734Green-and-yellow zhadou with dragons 渣斗(zhadou ‘jar with bulbous body and flared rim’) were used as spittoons, or vessels for leys or slops. This zhadou is incised with five-clawed dragons, shown in profile with clenched jaws, chasing flaming pearls and each other amid auspicious ruyi clouds. Potters inscribed a four (as opposed to the usual six) character Zhengde reign mark in underglaze blue on the base and covered the inside and base with a transparent glaze, then, before a second lower temperature firing they picked out the dragon and cloud design in green glaze on a ground of yellow. Potters working at Jingdezhen a century earlier, in the Yongle (AD 1403–24) reign invented this green and yellow colour scheme and design. Porcelain, incised and with underglaze cobalt-blue mark and green and yellow glazes Jingdezhen, Jiangxi province江西省, 景德鎮Ming dynasty, Zhengde mark and period, AD 1506–21 PDF A734黃地綠彩龍紋渣斗渣斗（形如侈口球腹罐）用作唾具或收納食物殘渣的器皿。此渣斗先在胎體上劃花側面五爪龍紋，口部緊閉，追逐彼此及火焰寶珠，其間飾祥瑞如意雲頭紋。外底署青花四字（而非常見的六字）正德年款，渣斗內部及器底罩透明釉，高溫燒製。之后，用黃色底釉上的綠彩描繪雲龍紋，再次入窯以低溫二次燒成。早在一世紀前的永樂時期（1403-1424年），景德鎮的陶工們就創造出了這樣的黃、綠色彩組合。瓷器，劃花，青花款，黃地綠彩江西省景德鎮明代，正德，正德款，1506–1521年
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