Period:Qing dynasty Production date:18thC
Materials:porcelain, copper,
Technique:incised, glazed,
Dimensions:Height: 303 millimetres
Description:
Porcelain vase with round body, tall, flaring neck, two applied animal masks with pendant rings on the shoulder, and a copper-bound mouth rim. The vase has cream crackled glaze. There is a chrysanthemum scroll incised on the exterior.
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Comments:Published PDF date : 18thC Room 95 label text:PDF 139Vase with ring handlesPotters in the late Ming and Qing dynasties made copies of Ding wares at Jingdezhen in Jiangxi province, Zhangzhou in Fujian province and in other southern kilns. This vase is chalky white or ‘rice–coloured’ and potters covered it either with a white slip and a thin transparent glaze with a yellowish cast that crackled during the cooling process or with an opaque white glaze. Connoisseurs once called this type of ceramic 土定 (tu ding ‘earthen Ding ware’). It is incised with a chrysanthemum scroll.Underfired porcelain, incised and with transparent crackled glazeZhangzhou ware 漳州窯Zhangzhou, Fujian province 福建省, 漳州Qing dynasty, about AD 1662–1722 PDF 139白釉鋪首瓶自晚明至清，江西景德鎮、福建漳州及其他一些南方窯口的陶工都仿燒定窯器物。此瓶釉色為粉白色，或者說米色。陶工可能在黃色坯胎上塗抹白色化妝土而後罩透明釉燒成，在冷卻過程中形成開片，也有可能施不透明白釉燒成。鑒賞家們曾將此類陶瓷稱為“土定”。瓶身飾劃花菊花紋。生燒瓷器，劃花，透明釉開片漳州窯福建省漳州清代，約1662-1722年
Materials:porcelain, copper,
Technique:incised, glazed,
Dimensions:Height: 303 millimetres
Description:
Porcelain vase with round body, tall, flaring neck, two applied animal masks with pendant rings on the shoulder, and a copper-bound mouth rim. The vase has cream crackled glaze. There is a chrysanthemum scroll incised on the exterior.
IMG
Comments:Published PDF date : 18thC Room 95 label text:PDF 139Vase with ring handlesPotters in the late Ming and Qing dynasties made copies of Ding wares at Jingdezhen in Jiangxi province, Zhangzhou in Fujian province and in other southern kilns. This vase is chalky white or ‘rice–coloured’ and potters covered it either with a white slip and a thin transparent glaze with a yellowish cast that crackled during the cooling process or with an opaque white glaze. Connoisseurs once called this type of ceramic 土定 (tu ding ‘earthen Ding ware’). It is incised with a chrysanthemum scroll.Underfired porcelain, incised and with transparent crackled glazeZhangzhou ware 漳州窯Zhangzhou, Fujian province 福建省, 漳州Qing dynasty, about AD 1662–1722 PDF 139白釉鋪首瓶自晚明至清，江西景德鎮、福建漳州及其他一些南方窯口的陶工都仿燒定窯器物。此瓶釉色為粉白色，或者說米色。陶工可能在黃色坯胎上塗抹白色化妝土而後罩透明釉燒成，在冷卻過程中形成開片，也有可能施不透明白釉燒成。鑒賞家們曾將此類陶瓷稱為“土定”。瓶身飾劃花菊花紋。生燒瓷器，劃花，透明釉開片漳州窯福建省漳州清代，約1662-1722年
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