Period:Qing dynasty Production date:1690-1699 (circa)
Materials:porcelain
Technique:glazed, underglazed,
Subjects:pagoda domestic building
Dimensions:Diameter: 13.50 centimetres (1) Diameter: 10 centimetres (2 – lid) Diameter: 12.30 centimetres (2 – vase) Diameter: 10.20 centimetres (3 – lid) Diameter: 12.90 centimetres (3 – vase) Diameter: 14 centimetres (4) Diameter: 10 centimetres (5 – lid) Diameter: 12.40 centimetres (5 – vase) Height: 29.30 centimetres (1) Height: 7.60 centimetres (2 – lid) Height: 25.50 centimetres (2 – vase) Height: 6.50 centimetres (3 – lid) Height: 25.80 centimetres (3 – vase) Height: 29 centimetres (4) Height: 7.20 centimetres (5 – lid) Height: 26.10 centimetres (5 – vase)
Description:
Vases. Garniture of five vases, decorated with underglaze blue cobalt. Two vases in ancient gu shape and lidded vessels all decorated with dutch canal houses on one side and Chinese pagodas and flowers on the other side. Made of porcelain.
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![图片[1]-vase; garniture BM-1992-0605.1-5-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Qin dynasty/Ceramics/mid_01086612_001.jpg)
![图片[2]-vase; garniture BM-1992-0605.1-5-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Qin dynasty/Ceramics/00117670_001.jpg)
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Materials:porcelain
Technique:glazed, underglazed,
Subjects:pagoda domestic building
Dimensions:Diameter: 13.50 centimetres (1) Diameter: 10 centimetres (2 – lid) Diameter: 12.30 centimetres (2 – vase) Diameter: 10.20 centimetres (3 – lid) Diameter: 12.90 centimetres (3 – vase) Diameter: 14 centimetres (4) Diameter: 10 centimetres (5 – lid) Diameter: 12.40 centimetres (5 – vase) Height: 29.30 centimetres (1) Height: 7.60 centimetres (2 – lid) Height: 25.50 centimetres (2 – vase) Height: 6.50 centimetres (3 – lid) Height: 25.80 centimetres (3 – vase) Height: 29 centimetres (4) Height: 7.20 centimetres (5 – lid) Height: 26.10 centimetres (5 – vase)
Description:
Vases. Garniture of five vases, decorated with underglaze blue cobalt. Two vases in ancient gu shape and lidded vessels all decorated with dutch canal houses on one side and Chinese pagodas and flowers on the other side. Made of porcelain.
IMG
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