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18 juillet 2016

Greenware vessel in the form of a lion, Late 4th century - early 5th century AD, Six Dynasties Period (AD 221 - 589)

Greenware vessel in the form of a lion, Late 4th century - early 5th century AD, Six Dynasties Period (AD 221 - 589)
Greenware vessel in the form of a lion, Late 4th century - early 5th century AD, Six Dynasties Period (AD 221 - 589). stoneware, with incised decoration under a green glaze; 7.6 x 11.3 x 5.4 cm (height x width x depth). Presented by Sir Herbert Ingram,...
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11 juillet 2016

The Ashmolean Museum's Greenwares Collection (part 4)

The Ashmolean Museum's Greenwares Collection (part 4)
Greenware bowl and lid surmounted by an animal, 5th century AD, Six Dynasties Period (AD 221 - 589); stoneware, with green glaze; unglazed base; 9.5 cm (height), at foot 4.2 cm (height), 17.5 cm (diameter) . Presented by Sir Herbert Ingram, 1956. EA1956.971...
10 juillet 2016

The Ashmolean Museum's Greenwares Collection (part 3)

The Ashmolean Museum's Greenwares Collection (part 3)
Greenware bowl with animal masks, Yue kiln-sites, 4th century AD, Western Jin Dynasty (AD 265 - 316) - Eastern Jin Dynasty (AD 317 - 420) - Six Dynasties Period (AD 221 - 589); stoneware, with incised, impressed, and applied decoration under a green glaze;...
8 juillet 2016

The Ashmolean Museum's Greenwares Collection (part 2)

The Ashmolean Museum's Greenwares Collection (part 2)
Greenware guan, or jar, with loop handles, Yue kiln-sites, late 8th century-early 9th century, Tang Dynasty (AD 618 - 907); stoneware, with green glaze; unglazed base; glazed rim; 6.8 cm (height), 10.2 cm (diameter). Presented by Sir Herbert Ingram, 1956....
7 juillet 2016

The Ashmolean Museum's Greenwares Collection (part 1)

The Ashmolean Museum's Greenwares Collection (part 1)
Greenwares from the Yue Kilns in Zhejiang Province High-fired green-glazed ceramics were first made in east China more than 3,000 years ago. The earliest pieces imitated the shapes and decoration of bronze ritual vessels. Later wares were made for daily...
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