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Some Notes on the Origin and the Development of the Enamelled Porcelain of the Chinese-II
05/1908 | 62 | 13
Pages: 69-71+74-79
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Author:
Dillon, Edward (Dillon, Edward; D., E.)
Subjects
dates:
1300-1599
places:
China
subjects:
Porcelain / Ceramics / Ming / Wucai
subjects:
Chinese Art / Chinese / Techniques / Enamels
subjects:
Vases / Marks (ceramics)
Illustrations
Non-western art unattributed:
1. Chinese Porcelain Bowl with Overglaze Design in Five Colours. Date-Mark of Cheng-te (1505-1521). By Kind Permission of Mr. George Salting. Chinese Enamelled Porcelain. Plate II
Non-western art unattributed:
2. Water-Vessel in form of Carp. 'San-Tsai' Painted Glazes Without Black Pencilling. Probably XVI Century. In the Victoria and Albert Musecm. Chinese Enamelled Porcelain. Plate II
Non-western art unattributed:
3. Small Water-Vessel in Form of Chinese Poet Resting on Jar. 'San-Tsai' Painted Glazes with Black Pencilling. Early XVIII Century. By Kind Permission of Mr. George Salting. Chinese Enamelled Porcelain. Plate II
Non-western art unattributed:
Chinese Porcelain Enamelled with Five Colours. XVI Century (Early or Late). in the Victoria and Albert Museum. Chinese Enamelled Porcelain. Plate I.
Non-western art unattributed:
Jar with Blue-Black Ground. Decoration in Relief, Slightly Countersunk, Pale Yellow and Greenish Blue. Probably XV Century. By Kind Permission of Mr. George Salting