Period:Qing dynasty Production date:1800-1900
Materials:stoneware
Technique:glazed
Dimensions:Height: 78 millimetres Width: 75 millimetres (mouth) Width: 54 millimetres Depth: 40 millimetres (mouth)
Description:
Guangdong stoneware Jue with two knobbed uprights at rim, applied monster mask handle and three legs. The Jue has black flambe or tea dust-type glaze. Where exposed, the body is dark brown. The base of the feet is unglazed.
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Comments:Published PDF date : 17th century Room 95 label text:PDF A70Shiwan JueAlthough some rare pieces of Ming dynasty (1368-1644) date survive, the Shiwan kilns flourished in the Qing era and particularly in the 18th and 19th centuries and Republican Period. Then the kilns flourished and were exporting to Southeast Asia, Europe and North America. Today, contemporary products from Shiwan are sold within China in Guangzhou, Hong Kong, and Macau. These are also bought by many within overseas Chinese communities in Southeast Asia, Europe and North America.Stoneware with brown, green and pale green glazesShiwan (pronounced Shekwan in Cantonese) ware石灣窯Foshan, Nanhai county, Guangdong province, 廣東省, 南海縣, 佛山Qing dynasty, about AD 1800–1900 PDF A70石灣窰爵儘管尚存少數明代（1368-1644年）作品，石灣窯的繁盛時期卻是在清代，特別是十八、十九世紀和民國時期。其時石灣窯器物曾遠銷東南亞、歐洲及北美。今日，當代石灣窯作品在中國廣州、香港及澳門都有銷售，同時也銷往東南亞、歐洲和北美的海外華人群體。炻器，褐色、綠色及淺綠色釉石灣窯廣東省南海縣佛山（今佛山市南海區）清代，約1800-1900年
Materials:stoneware
Technique:glazed
Dimensions:Height: 78 millimetres Width: 75 millimetres (mouth) Width: 54 millimetres Depth: 40 millimetres (mouth)
Description:
Guangdong stoneware Jue with two knobbed uprights at rim, applied monster mask handle and three legs. The Jue has black flambe or tea dust-type glaze. Where exposed, the body is dark brown. The base of the feet is unglazed.
IMG
Comments:Published PDF date : 17th century Room 95 label text:PDF A70Shiwan JueAlthough some rare pieces of Ming dynasty (1368-1644) date survive, the Shiwan kilns flourished in the Qing era and particularly in the 18th and 19th centuries and Republican Period. Then the kilns flourished and were exporting to Southeast Asia, Europe and North America. Today, contemporary products from Shiwan are sold within China in Guangzhou, Hong Kong, and Macau. These are also bought by many within overseas Chinese communities in Southeast Asia, Europe and North America.Stoneware with brown, green and pale green glazesShiwan (pronounced Shekwan in Cantonese) ware石灣窯Foshan, Nanhai county, Guangdong province, 廣東省, 南海縣, 佛山Qing dynasty, about AD 1800–1900 PDF A70石灣窰爵儘管尚存少數明代（1368-1644年）作品，石灣窯的繁盛時期卻是在清代，特別是十八、十九世紀和民國時期。其時石灣窯器物曾遠銷東南亞、歐洲及北美。今日，當代石灣窯作品在中國廣州、香港及澳門都有銷售，同時也銷往東南亞、歐洲和北美的海外華人群體。炻器，褐色、綠色及淺綠色釉石灣窯廣東省南海縣佛山（今佛山市南海區）清代，約1800-1900年
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