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17 février 2024

Brush pot, Ming dynasty, first half of 16th century

Brush pot, Ming dynasty, first half of 16th century

Brush pot, Ming dynasty, first half of 16th century, 'da ming nian zhi' incised in a double ring. Porcelain with coloured glazes, fahua. Diameter: 13.1cm. Purchased with Art Fund support, the Vallentin Bequest, Sir Percival David and the Universities China Committee, C.58-1935. © Victoria and Albert Museum, London.

of drum-shaped, with three round and one oblong holes on the top and a small hole in the centre of a raised disc. Porcelain with coloured glazes. On the sides is a sunk belt of lotus scrolls incised and washed with aubergine, and neutral glazes on a turquoise ground; bordered by bands of violet-purple with a ring of studs on each. The top is violet-purple and turquoise and the base is yellow.
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