Chinese, Corean and Japanese potteries; by unknow

Author:unknow
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Pottery, Pottery, Chinese, Pottery, Korean, Pottery, Japanese
Publisher: New York, Japan society
Published: 1914-03-25T05:00:00+00:00

No. 237

Digitized by

Google

Digitized by

Google

Digitized by

Google

CHINESE, COREAN, AND JAPANESE POTTERIES

colour is moonlight white or very pale lavender faintly frosted with brown and

broken by two purple patches with pale centres.

Chun type: Yuan dynasty.

H. 3 inches. D. 7% inches. Loaned by Mr. Samuel T. Peters.

239 Bowl of conical form with small foot and slightly contracted mouth. Iron-grey stoneware with thick fluescent glaze which runs into a deep pool inside and ends in a billowy roll and large drops short of the base outside. The colour changes with the flow of the glaze, from a thin brownish skin at the edge through a dark crushed strawberry tint to peacock blue streaked with grey and brown. The pool inside has boiled up into brownish grey scum and burst in large bubbles like lava.

Chun type: Yuan dynasty.

H. 3 inches. D. 7 inches. Loaned by Mr. Samuel T. Peters.

240 Bowl of conical form with small foot and slightly contracted mouth. Coarse reddish stoneware with thick opaque crackled glaze which ends in an uneven line short of the base. The colour is a pale smoky grey with a faint tinge of lavender, and there is a splash of crimson inside frosted over with green. The glaze has shrunk into deep corrugations on the lower part of the exterior.

Chiin type: Yuan dynasty.

H. 3% inches. D. 7% inches. Loaned by Mr. Samuel T. Peters.

241 Bowl of conical form with small foot and contracted mouth. Grey stoneware burnt red at the base, which is bare of glaze. Thick opalescent glaze freely crackled. The colour inside is grey tinged with purple and lavender, with a splash of grey-flecked purple and crimson with frosted brown centre, and a streak of madder brown. Outside it is rose purple flecked with grey, passing into crimson at the mouth and into lavender grey at the base.

Chun ware: Sung dynasty.

H. 3% inches. D. 7% inches. ^ Loaned by a collector.

242 Bowl of conical form with small foot and slightly contracted mouth. Iron-grey stoneware with flowing opalescent glaze which is boldly crackled and ends in an uneven welt just short of the base. The colour is purplish lavender shot with milky grey which dominates the purple where the glaze flows thick. Portions of the surface are thickly flecked with brown and there is a purple splash inside with a brown centre.

Chun type: Yfian dynasty.

H. 3% inches. D. 7 inches. Loaned by Mr. Samuel T. Peters.

243 Bowl of conical form with small foot and slightly contracted mouth. Buff stoneware with thick opalescent glaze which is irregularly crackled and stops short of the base. The colour is misty lavender grey and on the side is a purple splash frosted with brownish green.

Ch&n type: Yiian dynasty.

H. 3% inches. D. 7% inches. Loaned by Mr. Samuel T. Peters.

Digitized by

Google

CHINESE, COREAN, AND JAPANESE POTTERIES

244 Bowl of conical form with small foot Reddish buff ware with opalescent glaze ending in a fairly even welt short of the base. The colour is lavender of varying depth frosted with brown and powdered on the upper part with light greenish specks: a few russet brown streaks and patches on the exterior.

Download

Copyright Disclaimer:
This site does not store any files on its server. We only index and link to content provided by other sites. Please contact the content providers to delete copyright contents if any and email us, we'll remove relevant links or contents immediately.