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List of Ceramic Wares List of Ceramic Wares OLOUR-GLAZED POTTERY 10 Plate with a Foliated Broad 21 Tubular Jar CWARES AND PAINTED Everted Rim decorated with design of fl ow- POTTERY WARES and decorated with design of a ers and waves on a geometric pond scene in underglaze blue brocade ground in underglaze 1 blue Painted Pottery Pot with 11 Ewer Looped-handles decorated with design of fl ow- 22 Octagonal Candle-stand and decorated with design of ers in underglaze blue decorated with design of fl oral spirals scrolls in underglaze blue 12 2 Plate with a Foliated Broad Painted Pottery Vase Everted Rim 23 Kendi Ewer decorated with painted design and decorated with design of decorated with design of peo- of the dragon and phoenix in lingzhi funguses, rocks, and ny scrolls in underglaze blue relief bamboos in underglaze blue 24 Flower Jar NDERGLAZE 13 Meiping Vase decorated with design of lotus UPOLYCHROME WARES decorated with design of scrolls in underglaze blue FIRED IN HIGH TEMPERATURE peach trees in underglaze blue 25 Wudang Zun Vase 14 decorated with design of Ara- 3 Ewer with a Handle Celestial Sphere-shaped Vase decorated with design of bic scripts and fl oral scrolls in and decorated with design of underglaze blue birds and fl owers in underglaze a dragon amidst clouds in underglaze blue brownish-green in celadon 26 Large Incense Burner with glaze, Changsha ware 15 Pear-shaped Vase Three Legs and decorated with design of 4 Pillow in the Shape of Ruyi decorated with design of ba- nana trees, rocks, and bam- cliffs and cresting waves in Cloud boos in underglaze blue underglaze blue and decorated with design of peony scrolls in black glaze on 16 Flask with Moveable Rings 27 Large Basin with a Foliated a white ground, Cizhou Yaoxi and Everted Rim ware and Two Loops and decorated with de- and decorated with design of waves and fl oral scrolls in 5 Meiping Vase sign geometrical brocade underglaze blue decorated with design of ground, fl owers, and waves in fl owers and foliage patterns underglaze blue 28 Press-hand Cup in underglaze black in green 17 decorated with design of lotus glaze, Cizhou Yao ware Ewer with a Square-shaped Spout scrolls and lions playing with a brocade ball in underglaze 6 Jar and decorated with design of blue decorated with design of fl oral sprays in underglaze blue the dragon and phoenix in 18 29 Press-hand Cup black glaze on a white ground, Flask decorated with design of lotus Cizhou ware decorated with design of a dragon reserved in white scrolls and sunfl ower pat- terns in underglaze blue 7 Octagonal Meiping Vase amidst waves in underglaze decorated with design of drag- blue 30 Bowl ons reserved in white amidst 19 decorated with design of waves in underglaze blue Flask with Ruyi Cloud-shaped Handles bamboos, rocks, fl owers, and plants in underglaze blue 8 Ewer and decorated with design of decorated with design of phoe- camellias in underglaze blue 31 Plate with a Foliated nixes amidst peonies, rocks, and bamboos in underglaze 20 Garlic-head Flask with Ruyi Everted Mouth Rim blue Cloud-shaped Handles and decorated with design of and decorated with design paradise fl ycatcher and fl oral 9 Jar of geometrical brocade designs in underglaze blue ground and fl oral designs in decorated with design of fi shes and lotuses in underglaze blue underglaze blue 故宮_瓷器(英文版)_20160105_yip.indd x 6/1/16 下午2:10 32 Large Plate 43 Brush-washer in the Shape of 54 Bowl with a Recessed Foot decorated with design of a gar- a Sunflower and decorated with design of den scene and fl oral sprays in and decorated with design of fruits, trees, and birds underglaze blue two phoenixes amidst clouds in in underglaze blue medallions in underglaze blue 33 Bowl 55 Plate decorated with design of 44 Bowl decorated with design of qilin burclover scrolls in underglaze decorated with design of a Chinese unicorns and auspi- blue and gilt phoenix singing on a bamboo cious clouds in underglaze tree and a scene of ladies in a blue 34 Celestial Sphere-shaped Vase garden in underglaze blue decorated with design of 56 Bowl camellia scrolls in underglaze 45 Bowl with Cover decorated with design of drag- blue and decorated with two drag- ons amidst clouds in iron-red ons and cresting waves in and underglaze blue 35 Meiping Vase iron-red enamel and under- decorated with design of fl oral glaze blue 57 Plate scrolls in underglaze blue decorated with design of fl oral 46 Meiping Vase and fruit sprays in underglaze 36 Gourd-shaped Flask with decorated with design of pea- blue on a yellow ground Ribbon-shaped Handles cocks and peonies in under- and decorated with arabesque glaze blue 58 Three-legged Incense Burner design in underglaze blue decorated with design of Dao- 47 Jar ist priests in underglaze blue 37 Vase with Angular Corners, decorated with design of the Elephant-shaped Handles eight immortals celebrating 59 Bowl and decorated with design of birthday in underglaze blue decorated with design of drag- morning glory in underglaze ons in a lotus pond in under- blue 48 Cylindrical Incense Burn- glaze blue er with Three Legs 38 Covered Jar with Flanges and decorated with design of 60 Stem-cup and decorated with design of Persian script in underglaze decorated with design of fi ve eight Buddhist emblems and blue fi sh and auspicious clouds in Sanskrit script in underglaze iron-red and underglaze blue blue 49 Incense Burner with Three 61 Legs Candle-stand 39 Covered-Jar and decorated with design of decorated with design of Ara- decorated with design of lotus lotus scrolls, eight Buddhist bic scripts in underglaze blue scrolls in underglaze blue Emblems, and drum-nails in 62 underglaze blue Boxes Set 40 Zun Vase in the Shape of decorated with design of ladies Pomegranate with Six Lobes 50 Covered Jar in a garden in underglaze blue and decorated with design of decorated with design of 63 lingzhi fungus sprays in under- auspicious rocks and fl owers in Plate glaze blue underglaze blue decorated with design of fi shes and aquatic plants in under- 41 Three-legged Incense Burner 51 Bowl glaze blue on a peacock-green decorated with design of pines, decorated with design of nine ground bamboos, and plum blossoms dragons in the sea in under- 64 in underglaze blue glaze blue Large Covered Jar decorated with design of a 42 Rectangular Incense Burner 52 Bowl dragon amidst waves and decorated with foliated panels decorated with design of aus- clouds in underglaze blue and two phoenixes amidst lotus picious rocks and camellias in 65 fl owers in underglaze blue underglaze blue Plate decorated with design of 53 Bowl lingzhi funguses, cranes, and decorated with design of a lo- Daoist spell in underglaze blue tus pond in underglaze blue 故宮_瓷器(英文版)_20160105_yip.indd xi 6/1/16 下午2:10 66 Covered Jar 80 Brush-pot 94 Pear-shaped Vase decorated with design of fi shes decorated with design of decorated with carved design and aquatic plants in iron-red Wanshou Zun Fu in underglaze of lotus scrolls lifted in white on and underglaze blue blue an underglaze red ground 67 Large Plate 81 A Set of Twelve-month Cups 95 Stem-cup with a Movable decorated with design of drag- decorated with design of fl ow- Base ons and interweaving ers of the twelve months and decorated with underglaze lotus scrolls in underglaze and poems in underglaze blue red splashes blue on a yellow ground 82 Olive-shaped Vase 96 Pear-shaped Vase 68 Teapot with Overhead Handle decorated with design of bam- decorated with peony scrolls in decorated with design of boos, peaches and bats underglaze red dragon medallions and clouds in underglaze blue in underglaze blue 97 Pomegranate-shaped Zun 83 Flask with a Garlic-head vase with a Lobed body 69 Round Box Mouth and decorated with fl owers of decorated with dragons and and decorated with ruyi han- four seasons in underglaze red phoenixes in underglaze blue dles and fl oral patterns on a geometric brocade ground in 98 Ewer 70 Garlic-head Vase underglaze blue decorated with design of peo- decorated with design of fi shes nies in underglaze red and aquatic plants in under- 84 Flask with Two Ears glaze blue and decorated with design of 99 Kendi Ewer lotus scrolls in underglaze blue decorated with design of peo- 71 Rectangular Box on a yellow ground ny scrolls in underglaze red decorated with openwork design of dragons in pursuit 85 Vase with Tubular Ears 100 Large Dish with a Foliated of a pearl amidst fl oral patterns and decorated with scenes Everted Rim in underglaze blue of a lotus pond in underglaze and decorated with design of blue peonies in underglaze red 72 Basin with a Foliated Everted Rim in the Shape of a Sun- 86 Vase with the Reticulating 101 Throne flower Interior decorated with fl oral designs in and decorated with design of and decorated with lotus underglaze brown legendary fi gures in under- scrolls in underglaze blue glaze blue on a yellow ground 102 Stem-bowl decorated with design of three 73 Square Gu Vase with Flanges 87 Vase with a Flared Mouth fi sh in underglaze red and decorated with design of and decorated with design of rocks and fl owers in under- dragons in pursuit of a pearl 103 Meiping Vase glaze blue amidst clouds in underglaze decorated with design of blue peaches and bats in under- 74 Jar glaze red decorated with design of a sto- 88 Covered Jar ry scene from the Legends of decorated with design of 104 Meiping Vase the Three Kingdoms in under- phoenixes amidst peonies in decorated with design of glaze blue underglaze blue dragons reserved in white and cresting waves in underglaze 75 Covered Jar 89 Pear-shaped Vase red decorated with design of decorated with design of fl owers and birds
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