Ming Pottery and PorcelainFaber & Faber, 1953 - 160 Seiten The study of Chinese porcelain has always been a difficult one in Europe, chiefly on account of the customary use of commemorative marks. With the growing western familiarity with Chinese script it seemed possible about 1900 to start the business of classification seriously. This was in the west chiefly a study of the apparently capricious forging of export porcelains which commonly bore not the reign-names bu the names of earlier famous emperors in whose reigns they might have been made but in fact were not.--foreword. |
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
THE PERIOD OF TRANSITION FROM THE YUAN | 18 |
THE REIGNS of Hung wu 13681398 CHIEN WÊN | 34 |
Urheberrecht | |
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15th century Albert Museum aubergine belong blue and white bottle bowls decorated Brankston British Museum celadon Ch'ien Lung Chêng Tê period Chʻêng Hua China Chinese porcelain Ching-tê Chên copies David Catalogue David Foundation decorated in underglaze designs Diam dragons Emperor ewer fifteenth century Fukien Honey Hsüan Tê mark Hsüan Tê period Hung Chih Hung Wu Imperial factory Imperial kiln Imperial wares incised inscribed Japanese K'ang Hsi kilns Lung Mark and period Ming Dynasty Ming period Ming porcelain nien hao O.C.S. Trans painted Palace period of Chêng Persian Plate Pottery and Porcelain Prince of Fu private kilns probably Provincial ware R. L. Hobson reign of Chêng reign of Chia Saucer dish shape sixteenth Soame Jenyns stem cup Sung T'ang T'ao Lu T'ien underglaze blue underglaze red Victoria and Albert Wan Li white pieces white porcelain wine jar Yüan period Yung Chêng Yung Lo period