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Yüeh Ware of the "Nine Rocks" Kiln
12/1938 | 429 | 73
Pages: 256-258+260-262
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Brankston, A. D. (Brankston, A. D.)
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Fig. 1. Rubbing from a Chinese bronze basin representing a bird, a fish and a dating inscription (from Chin So, published 1821).
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Fig. 2. Rubbing from a Chinese bronze basin representing a fish and the characters 'Ta Chi yang', meaning "great fortunate sheep".
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Fig. 3. Rubbing from a Chinese bronze basin, showing two fishes and the characters, "Chun i t'zu hsun", for sons and grandsons.
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Plate I. A-Basin. First to Third Centuries A. D. Diameter, 32.4 cm. (Sir Percival David, Bt.); B, C-Water-Pot. Fifth Century A. D. Length, about 9 cm. (Mr. P'an Hsi, Hong Kong); D-Ewer. Second to Fourth Centuries A. D. Height, 23 cm. (Sir Herbert Ingram, Bt., Cirencester); E-Toad Water-Pot. About Third Century A. D. Length, 15 cm. (Mrs. Walter Sedgwick, London); F-Bear-Lamp. First to Third Centuries A. D. Height, 11.4 cm. (Mr. George Eumorfopoulos, London). Yueh Ware of the "Nine Rocks" Kiln
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Plate II. A, C, D, E-Fragments from the Kiln Site at Chiu-Yen; B-The Kiln Site; F-Bowl. About Fifth Century, A. D. Diameter, 21 cm. (Mr. Chu, Hang-Chou); G-Jar with Loop Handles. Second to Fifth Centuries A. D. Height, 17.1 cm. (Sir Herbert Ingram Bt.) Yueh Ware of the "Nine Rocks" Kiln
Short Notice
Exhibition of Chinese Metalwork
12/1938 | 429 | 73
Pages: 268+270
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Brankston, A. D. (Brankston, A. D.)
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C-Buddha. Gilt Bronze. with an Inscription Dating the Figure to the Second Year of Cheng Kuang. 520 A. D. Height, 16.5 cm. (Messrs. W. Burchard, London). Shorter Notice: Exhibition of Chinese Metalwork
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D-Covered Box (Lien). Bronze Gilded in Two Shades of Gold. Han Period, First Century B. C. Height, 21.5 cm. (Messrs. W. Burchard, London). Shorter Notice: Exhibition of Chinese Metalwork