A CHINESE QINGBAI MELON-FORM EWER, SONG DYNASTY (960-1279 AD)
A Chinese porcelain ewer, potted with an six-lobed body rising to a tall cylindrical neck flaring at the rim, set on one side with a slender, curving spout opposite a strap handle with a small ring at the top, decorated with an incised band just below the rim, a lightly incised series of lines around the mid-section of the body, covered overall with a pale bluish-green glaze pooling to a darker tone within the recesses, the base and footrim unglazed.
Height 20 cm.
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A Chinese porcelain ewer, potted with an six-lobed body rising to a tall cylindrical neck flaring at the rim, set on one side with a slender, curving spout opposite a strap handle with a small ring at the top, decorated with an incised band just below the rim, a lightly incised series of lines around the mid-section of the body, covered overall with a pale bluish-green glaze pooling to a darker tone within the recesses, the base and footrim unglazed.
Height 20 cm.
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Time, Location
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