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List of Ceramic Ware List of Ceramic Ware ARE IN CELADON GLAZE 15 Ewer 33 Hexagonal Square Vase W in celadon glaze with tubular ears in imitation of Guan ware in celadon glaze 16 Covered Box with carved and incised design of a lotus 34 Square Vase 1 Jar in celadon glaze with tubular ears in imitation of Guan ware with carved and incised design of string in celadon glaze patterns in celadon glaze 17 Covered Jar with n anged ears in celadon glaze 35 Covered Jar 2 Jar in the shape of a purse with a rat-shaped with two loops and carved and incised 18 Three-legged Zun Jar knob in imitation of Guan ware in celadon design of wave patterns in celadon glaze with design of string patterns in sky blue glaze 3 Chunyu Musical Instrument celadon glaze 36 Garlic-head Vase with carved and incised design of cloud 19 Supporting Plate with design of string patterns in relief and thunder patterns in celadon glaze for the three-legged Zun jar in sky blue in imitation of Guan ware in celadon glaze 4 Vase celadon glaze 37 Narcissus Basin with two loops and carved and incised 20 Bowl in imitation of Guan ware in celadon glaze design of deformed phoenixes in celadon in sky blue celadon glaze glaze 38 Vase 21 Round Washer decorated with string patterns in relief in 5 Vase in sky blue celadon glaze celadon glaze with a plate-shaped mouth, two loops and carved and incised design of string 22 Plate 39 Zun Jar patterns in celadon glaze in imitation of Ru ware in celadon glaze with three legs and design of string pat- 6 Jar terns in relief in celadon glaze 23 Gu Vase in the shape of a granary in celadon glaze in imitation of Ru ware in celadon glaze 40 Incense-burner 7 Equestrian Riding on a Chi- with ears in the shape of a m sh in celadon 24 Alms Bowl glaze mera (Pixie) in imitation of Ru ware in celadon glaze in celadon glaze 41 Flower Pot 25 Round Washer in the shape of a begonia in celadon glaze 8 Ewer in imitation of Ru ware in celadon glaze with a spout in the shape of a ram’s head, 42 Plate a plate-shaped mouth and two loops with 26 Washer in the shape of a chrysanthemum in brown spots in celadon glaze in the shape of a peach in imitation of Ru celadon glaze 9 ware in celadon glaze Zun Vase 43 Bowl with design of upright and inverted lotuses 27 Vase in the shape of chrysanthemum petals in in celadon glaze in light greenish-blue celadon glaze imitation of Ge ware in celadon glaze 10 Ewer 28 Vase 44 Lobed Vase with a single handle and carved and with design of string patterns in light with tubular ears in imitation of Ge ware in incised n oral designs in celadon glaze greenish-blue celadon glaze celadon glaze 11 Vase 29 Foliated Washer 45 Octagonal Stem-cup with a plate-shaped mouth, four loops and in the shape of a hollyhock in greenish-blue in imitation of Ge ware in celadon glaze carved and incised design of lotus petals celadon glaze in celadon glaze 46 Cup 30 Round Washer in the shape of chrysanthemum petals in 12 Ewer in greenish-blue celadon glaze imitation of Ge ware in celadon glaze with a phoenix-head and a dragon-shaped handle in celadon glaze 31 Cong Vase 47 Long-neck Vase in imitation of Guan ware in celadon glaze in imitation of Ge ware in celadon glaze 13 Eight-lobed Vase in mise (secret colour) olive green celadon 32 Square Vase 48 Vase glaze with tubular ears in imitation of Guan ware with a plate-shaped mouth and applique 14 in celadon glaze design of three goats in imitation of Ge Ewer ware in celadon glaze in celadon glaze 20160929-顏色釉_yip.indd x 29/9/16 上午9:59 49 Square Zun Vase 64 Pure Water Vase 79 Stem-bowl with design of animal masks of ancient in celadon glaze in dongqing celadon glaze bronze ware in imitation of Ge ware in celadon glaze 65 Pear-shaped Vase 80 Vase in celadon glaze with carved design of chrysanthemum 50 Jar petals in relief in dongqing celadon glaze in green glaze in imitation of Ge ware in 66 Ewer celadon glaze in celadon glaze 81 Turnip-shaped Vase with carved design of dragons amidst 51 Long-neck Vase 67 Meiping Vase clouds and waves in relief in dongqing in blue glaze in imitation of Ge ware in with cover and carved and incised design celadon glaze celadon glaze of peach n owers and bamboos in celadon glaze 82 Flower-watering Pot 52 Washer decorated with carved design of chry- in the shape of a leaf in imitation of Ge 68 Pomegranate-shaped Zun santhemum petals in relief in dongqing ware in celadon glaze Vase celadon glaze with a folded rim and carved and incised 53 Meiping Vase design of chrysanthemum scrolls in 83 Vase with design of lotus scrolls in relief in imita- celadon glaze in apple green celadon glaze tion of Ge ware in celadon glaze 69 Ewer 84 Vase 54 Incense-burner in celadon glaze with a lotus-shaped mouth, animal in the shape of a square ding cauldron mask-shaped ears and carved design with four legs, two ears and design of 70 Jar of kui-dragons and phoenixes in relief in taotie animal masks in relief in imitation of carved with design of lotus sprays in relief greenish-blue celadon glaze Ge ware in celadon glaze in celadon glaze 85 Garlic-head Vase 55 Jar 71 Plate with ruyi cloud-shaped handles and with carved and incised design of lotus with carved and incised design of grapes carved design of lotus scrolls in relief in petals in celadon glaze in celadon glaze greenish-blue celadon glaze 56 Vase 72 Bowl 86 Zun Vase with carved and incised design of peony with carved and incised design of lotus with a n ared mouth, lobed sides and scrolls in celadon glaze scrolls in imitation of Longquan ware in carved design of kui-phoenixes and deco- celadon glaze rative medallions in relief in greenish-blue 57 Bowl celadon glaze with carved and incised design of children 73 Foliated Plate at play in celadon glaze in imitation of Longquan ware in celadon 87 Vase glaze in the shape of a lantern with carved 58 Covered Box design of dragons and phoenixes in with carved and incised design of a spray 74 Vase pursuit of pearls in relief in greenish-blue of lotus in celadon glaze with a plate-shaped mouth and carved celadon glaze and incised design of lingzhi fungus 59 Vase scrolls in imitation of Longquan ware in 88 Zun Vase with tubular ears and design of string celadon glaze in the shape of a m sh-basket and with patterns in relief in celadon glaze carved and incised design of weaved 75 Meiping Vase bamboo patterns in greenish-blue celadon 60 Cong Vase with a plate-shaped mouth and carved and glaze in Celadon Glaze incised design of wave patterns in imita- tion of Longquan ware in celadon glaze 89 Celestial-sphere Vase 61 Vase with carved design of dragons amidst with a plate-shaped mouth and phoenix- 76 Washer waves and clouds in relief in greenish-blue shaped ears in celadon glaze in the shape of a lotus leaf in imitation celadon glaze of Longquan ware in celadon glaze 62 Three-legged 90 Hexagonal Fitting Vase Incense-burner 77 Jar with openwork design of peony scrolls in in the shape of li tripod in celadon glaze with carved design of dragons amidst greenish-blue celadon glaze clouds in relief in imitation of Longquan 63 Zun Vase ware in celadon glaze 91 Jiaotai Vase with carved design of n oral scrolls in relief with carved design of kui-dragons and ruyi in celadon glaze 78 Covered Jar cloud patterns in relief in greenish-blue with three loops in bright green glaze celadon glaze 20160929-顏色釉_yip.indd xi 29/9/16 上午9:59 92 Luozi Zun Vase 110 Flower Pot Stand 128 Bowl with carved design of knot-baskets in relief with three legs and design of drum nail carved with pomegranate sprays in white in greenish-blue celadon glaze patterns in imitated Jun rose purple glaze glaze 93 Covered Vase 111 Vase 129 Washer with four loops and carved design of with a n at belly and design of string bor- with molded design of panchi-dragons, n o- banana leaves and kui-dragons in relief in ders in relief in n ambé glaze ral sprays and a carved imperial poem of pea green celadon glaze Emperor Qianlong in white glaze 112 Vase 130 ARE IN SUFFUESD with tubular ears in n ambé glaze Plate W with molded design of a dragon amidst COLOUR GLAZE, JUN 113 Gang Jar clouds in white glaze GLAZE, FLAMBÉ GLAZE AND in the shape of an alms bowl in n ambé ROBIN’S EGG GLAZE glaze 131 Vase with cut design of two tigers on a sgrafm to 114 Xingyuan Vase ground in white glaze 94 Waist-drum with tubular ears in n ambé glaze in suffused glaze 132 Jar 115 Vase with cut design of chrysanthemum scrolls 95 Washer with a mouth in the shape of lotus petals in white glaze in the shape of a Manchurian catalpa leaf and ears with design of animal masks in in Jun blue glaze robin’s egg glaze 133 Gourd-shaped Vase with carved and incised design of lotus 96 Zun Vase 116 Vase scrolls in imitation of Ding ware in white with n anges in moon white glaze in the shape of cong with design of eight glaze trigrams in relief in robin’s egg glaze 97 Pear-shaped Vase 134 Washer in moon white glaze 117 Zun Vase with carved and incised design of twin m sh in the shape of a lantern with two ears in amidst waves in imitation of Ding ware in 98 Flower Pot robin’s egg glaze white glaze in the shape of a spittoon in rose purple glaze 118 Purple Clay Ewer 135 Vase in robin’s egg glaze with four loops and design of Indian 99 Foliated Flower Pot lotuses in relief in imitation of Ding ware in in rose purple glaze ARE IN WHITE GLAZE white glaze 100 Flower Pot W 136 Covered Rectangular in the shape of a begonia in rose purple Incense-burner glaze with four legs, animal-shaped ears and 119 Jar design of panchi-dragons in relief in imita- in white glaze 101 Foliated Plate tion of Ding ware in white glaze with
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