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Qingbai ware. Box and lid, porcelain with a tranlucent glaze with bluish tinge, China, Yuan dynasty (1279-1368)
Qingbai ware. Box and lid, porcelain with a tranlucent glaze with bluish tinge, China, Yuan dynasty (1279-1368). Height: 4.1 cm, Diameter: 6.4 cm. C.500&A-1918. Given by Mr Aubrey Le Blond. © V&A Images.
Porcelain box and lid, moulded in the form of a chrysanthemum. Covered with a qingbai glaze, translucent with bluish tinge. Base unglazed. Both box and lid are partially glazed inside.
High-fired ceramics from China were prized in Korea, where many have been excavated from tombs. Later Korea began to produce green-glazed and white-glazed wares of its own.
Note: Acquired by the donor in Korea.
Bibliographic References: Rackham, Bernard. Catalogue of the Le Blond collection of Corean pottery London: V&A. 1918, p. 25, cat. no. 15, plate 3
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