Flower porcelain double series notes
This object belongs to the long argument about Chinese porcelain: a porcelain body, thrown, glazed and fired until the surface turns to glass. the Imperial…
Flower porcelain double series notes Read More »
This object belongs to the long argument about Chinese porcelain: a porcelain body, thrown, glazed and fired until the surface turns to glass. the Imperial…
Flower porcelain double series notes Read More »
The piece is a object, and Famille-rose (fencai) porcelain is the technique that decides how it reads. The pattern is laid before firing, so the colour sit…
Four-legged basin and dowry with pastel flowers and birds pattern on lotus ground Read More »
This pillow belongs to the long argument about Chinese porcelain: a white-glazed porcelain body, thrown, glazed and fired until the surface turns to glass.…
White glaze flower and bird pattern pillow Read More »
The piece is a object, and Blue-and-white porcelain is the technique that decides how it reads. The pattern is laid before firing, so the colour sits under…
Blue and white intertwined peony pattern military holder Read More »
This bowl belongs to the long argument about Chinese porcelain: a blue-and-white porcelain body, thrown, glazed and fired until the surface turns to glass.…
Blue and white bamboo stone pattern bowl Read More »
This vase belongs to the long argument about Chinese porcelain: a porcelain body, thrown, glazed and fired until the surface turns to glass. the Imperial w…
Black glaze brown flower pattern small mouth bottle Read More »
The piece is a bowl, and Painted-enamel (falangcai) porcelain is the technique that decides how it reads. The pattern is laid before firing, so the colour…
Pale yellow ground enamel bowl with orchid pattern Read More »
The piece is a flower pot, and Blue-and-white porcelain is the technique that decides how it reads. The pattern is laid before firing, so the colour sits u…
“Tihedian” blue and white flower pots and pot holders Read More »
This jar belongs to the long argument about Chinese porcelain: a celadon (qing-glaze) porcelain body, thrown, glazed and fired until the surface turns to g…
Qiong kiln celadon-brown color four-series jar Read More »
This jar belongs to the long argument about Chinese porcelain: a porcelain body, thrown, glazed and fired until the surface turns to glass. the Imperial wo…
Imitation Ru Glazed Cricket Jar Read More »