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Yuan Dynasty. (1279-1368),   Under glazed blue and white porcelain technique provided an ideal medium for a whole new range of Chinese decorative expressions often depicting the rich mythology and symbolism which were so much a part of Chinese life. Tags: Yuan Dynasty Porcelain Pieces BOWL, chinese blue and white porcelain, cobalt blue, yuan porcelain, chinese [...]

later Qing period, Chinese blue-and-white porcelain continued to serve as the basic utilitarian ware for everyday use among Southeast Asia

Yuan Dynasty Blue and White China Porcelain Kwan Jar Tags: Yuan Dynasty Blue and White China Porcelain, cobalt blue, blue white china, blue and white china, chinese blue white, Yuan Dynasty, Ming Dynasty <BR/>

14th Century Yuan Blue and White Phoenix Head Flask drawn with wings of phoenix features and scrolls of flowers enhancing the beauty of the flask.

Some Ming Dynasty ewers can also be sealed, a trait which was utilized historically during long journeys to transport liquids like olive oil, wine, and water.

Emperor Ch’eng hua (1465-1487), a new refined elegance appears, the white glaze being thick and smooth, having lost the uneven “orange peel” effect of the earlier periods

Each labour had his own expertise and this ends up with the finished blue-and-white porcelain being the sum of many men’s skills.

Flawless piece of art work. With the general belief current in China that blue-and-white ceramics originated in the Sung (960-1279)

Blue and white China porcelain with years of elegant popular among enthusiastic antique collector around the world. Understand why???