中国瓷器

chinese once the “garden of gardens” in 1870s after ruined history

The first types were made about 11,000 years ago, during the Palaeolithic era. range from construction materials such as bricks and tiles to hand-built pottery vessels fired in bonfires or kilns to the sophisticated porcelain wares made for the imperial court.

Some experts believe the first true porcelain was made in the province of Zhejiang during the Eastern Han period (23-220 AD).

This kind of fine art developed since the dynastic periods, and has different features from dynasty to dynasty. Water jar from the Neolithic period, Yangshao culture (ca. 5000 - 3000 BC) Painted jar of the Majiayao culture, Late Neolithic period (3300 - 2200 BC) Black pottery goblet of the Late Neolithic period from the Longshan culture, dated (ca. 2500 - 2000 BC) Large grey mug, Henan Longshan culture, Late Neolithic period (ca. 2500 - 2000 BC) Vase, Eastern Zhou, 4th-3rd century BC. . Ceramic with polychrome, from the 2nd century BC, Han Dynasty. Bowl, made at Changsha, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford A glazed pottery horse from the 7th-8th century. Glazed pottery figurine of a westerner on a camel Foreigner holding a vase Song Dynasty Jian tea bowl at the Metropolitan Museum of Art stand for a wine cup, made for the imperial court. Victoria and Albert Museum, London. A porcelain teapot in Qingbai Style, from . A qingbai porcelain vase, bowl, and model of a granary with transparent blue-toned glaze, from the period of the Song Dynasty (960-1279 AD). A Song Dynasty porcelain bottle with iron pigment over transparent colorless glaze, 11th century. A Longquan vase from the Song Dynasty A fu dog statue, celadon, 11th-12th century. A celadon bowl, 10th-11th century. wares, 13th century. A celadon plate, 10th-11th century. A celadon shoulder pot from the late Yuan Dynasty, displaying artwork of peaches, lotuses, peonies, willows, and palms. Qingbai porcelain vase, 14th century. Longquan celadon, 13th-14th century. A blue- and-white procelain dish with depiction of a dragon Ming presentation porcelain, from the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644). (Goddess of Mercy) with children, statuette made of ware A Ming Dynasty porcelain bowl with flower designs A manjusri sitting atop a beast, by Ming Dynasty porcelain dish with design of tree branches, leaves, and a floral border design Chrysanthemum styled porcelain vase with three colors from the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644 AD) at the National Museum of China Porcelain vase from the reign of the Jiajing Emperor (1521–1567). Porcelain plate from 1634, during the Chongzhen Emperor (1627–1644) Porcelain vase from the reign of the Jiajing Emperor (1521–1567). Qing style at Stanford Museum A porcelain plate in the famille-rose-style Kangxi transitional porcelain, 1644-1680. Kangxi transitional porcelain, 1644-1680. Porcelain plate from the reign of the Kangxi Emperor (1661–1722) Porcelain vase from the reign of the Kangxi Emperor (1661–1722) Porcelain figure of a European man on horseback. 清雍正 粉彩过枝“群芳祝寿”纹大盘 成交价：10218400元 （香港佳士得 2006年11月） 清雍正 黄地粉彩《福寿万代》图葫芦瓶 成交价：3332640元 （香港苏富比 2005年5月） 清雍正 粉彩缠枝葫芦蝙蝠纹 成交价：5825760元 （香港佳士得 2006年11月） 清雍正 粉彩梅菊纹 成交价：3688800元 （香港苏富比 2005年10月） 清雍正 粉彩花卉纹六棱 成交价：16094775元 （香港佳士得 2004年4月） Porcelain plate from the reign of the Qianlong Emperor (1735–1796) 清乾隆 斗彩加粉彩缠枝花卉《福寿》圆折沿洗 成交价：4994720元 （香港苏富比 2005年5月） 清乾隆 粉彩蕃莲八吉祥纹贲巴壶 成交价：1526400元 （香港苏富比 2006年10月） 清乾隆 粉红地粉彩缠枝花卉八吉祥纹贲巴壶 成交价：763200元 （香港佳士得 2006年5月） 清乾隆 胭脂红地粉彩开光式 “百鸟朝阳”，“喜上眉梢”图双龙耳大瓶 成交价：6597175元 （香港佳士得 2004年11月） 清乾隆 粉彩婴戏双龙耳瓶 成交价：8971575元 （香港佳士得 2003年10月） 清乾隆 珊瑚红地粉彩蕃莲「八吉祥」纹觚 成交价：826800元 （香港苏富比 2006年10月） 清乾隆 粉彩开光喜鹊花鸟纹夔龙耳扁瓶 成交价：5825760元 （香港佳士得 2006年5月） 清乾隆 胭脂红地轧道锦纹粉彩缠枝花卉纹梅瓶 成交价：43992544元 （香港苏富比 2004年10月） 清乾隆 豆青地粉彩《瓜瓞绵绵》描金双龙耳瓶 成交价：7189344元 （香港苏富比 2004年10月） 清乾隆 孔雀蓝地粉彩八挂纹琮式瓶（一对） 成交价：9445024元 （香港苏富比 2004年4月） 清嘉庆 粉彩缠枝莲纹葫芦瓶（一对） 成交价：9387360元 （香港佳士得 2006年11月） 清嘉庆 松石绿地粉彩番莲纹琮式瓶（一对） 成交价：2145175元 （香港佳士得 2004年11月） 清嘉庆 黄地粉彩蕃莲纹《如意吉祥》盖罐（一对） 成交价：3688800元 （香港苏富比 2005年10月） 清光绪 浅蓝地轧道粉彩花蝶纹罐 成交价：1081200元 （香港佳士得 2006年5月） 27.5 cm tall, diameter 33 cm over 700 years old sold by a Holland person at 15 million pounds bought with 20 Yuan (about 15 kr) now in Liao Ning Province Museum 清嘉庆胭脂红地粉彩山水人物图双耳瓶 388,800 pounds 清乾隆青花折枝花果纹六方对瓶， 大清乾隆年制款， 702,400 pounds From , about 280 years old The Emperor Qian Long’s belonging On 23-10-2005 a Chinese bought it with 115.48 million HK Dollars (about 10 million €), now in National Museum of China porcelain house

“China House”, a group of 100-year-old French style house decorated with ancient porcelain museum in Tianjin, China

Building area more than 3000 square meters

decorated with 400 million pieces of ancient porcelain, 16 thousand pieces of ancient chinaware, 300 white-marble carvings, and 20 tons of natural crystals

5 years’ decoration