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Jar and cover. Hard-paste porcelain painted in green, yellow, black and bright iron-red enamels and underglaze blue with three Buddhist Lions amongst dense meandering peony and leaves.
Jar and cover. Hard-paste porcelain painted in green, yellow, black and bright iron-red enamels and underglaze blue. The baluster body is decorated with a dense pattern of three Buddhist Lions, clambering amongst meandering branches of peony bearing numerous leaves. The shoulders are encircled by a narrow, freely painted 'cracked ice' border in underglaze blue beneath the short upright neck with lipped rim which is encircled by a band of upright pointed leaves alternately coloured red, blue and green. The low, domed cover has a conical knop and is surrounded by an iron-red peony scroll bearing three red blooms among green leaves. All between double line borders in underglaze blue.
T.H. Riches Bequest
Diameter: 25.2 cm
Height: 36 cm
Method of acquisition: Bequeathed (1950-06-27) by Riches, Thomas Henry
Qing Dynasty
Circa
1644
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Circa
1700
Decoration composed of enamels ( green, yellow, black and bright iron-red) cobalt-blue
Throwing
: Hard-paste porcelain painted in green, yellow, black and bright iron-red enamels and underglaze blue
Glazing (coating)
Accession number: C.40 & A-1950
Primary reference Number: 74919
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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