later Qing period, Chinese blue-and-white porcelain continued to serve as the basic utilitarian ware for everyday use among Southeast Asia
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Blue White Bottle Vase 18th Century Qing Dynasty Chien Lung
China Antiques Qing Dynasty Chien Lung Blue and White Bottle Vase 18th Century After the reign of Ch’ien Lung, China entered into a period of political and economic uncertainty with increasing foreign intervention and domestic upheaval. This turbulent period saw a gradual decline in the quality of Chinese porcelain produced. Tags: qing dynasty porcelain, ancient [...]
China Blue White Porcelain First Produced
Most Western ceramics experts is that Chinese blue-and-white was only started in the first half of the 14th century, some time just before the middle of the Yuan Dynasty between 1322 and 1330.
Ming Dynasty Square vase Porcelain
Ming Dynasty vase Square vase with floral design and blue and white chrysanthemums. Ming Dynasty pottery is famous for its excellence.
Antique Baba Nyonya Wares
Antique Baba Nyonya Wares ornament, incorporating recognisable Chinese symbols of chrysanthemum flowers, peaches and phoenixes.
Imari – Japanese Export Porcelain
JAPAN’S EXPORT PORCELAINby Helga L. Zipser All photos are by Randal A. Zipser, La Petite Galerie. As seen in Antiques & Art Around Florida, Winter/Spring 1999 Tags: Momoyama, Taisho, Edo, gold decoration, northern kyushu, Fukagawa Porcelain <BR/>
