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Porcelain of Jingdezhen

Porcelain of Jingdezhen
Jingdezhen, formerly spelt Ching Teh Chen and known as the "Ceramics Metropolis" of China, is a...

Coloured Glazed Porcelain

Coloured Glazed Porcelain
Coloured glazed porcelain is the vitreous enamel with intrinsic lustre which is produced by...

An Underglaze Bule and Yellow "Floral" Jar

An Underglaze Bule and Yellow
Thick walled, but finely crafted form rests on a bowed ring foot, arching in briefly to a long,...

By Jingdezhen Kiln of the Yongzheng Reign, Qing Dynasty
Height: 13.3cm
Mouth diameter: 17.4cm
Base diameter: 17.1cm

The brush-holder has a ring mouth, an upright body, and a flat base. Regular and simple, the clay of it is white and refined while the glaze is pure and smooth. The scene painted on its surface is about a dinner party held on a spring evening, depicting the life of Li Bai, the great poet of the Tang Dynasty, and his friends. All the figures, rockeries, trees and flowers are outlined first and then filled with soft colors. "Made during the Yongzheng Reign of the Qing Dynasty" - a six-character inscription in regular script circled with blue lines can be seen inside the ring base.

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