Oriental Ceramic Art
Oriental Ceramic Art
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and emeralds, and which figures as the oldest piece in the Dresden Museum, having been originally brought to Europe by a crusader from Palestine, we are told by the late curator. Dr. Graesse, is inscribed underneath with the character fu. One of the forms of the mark lu^ " rank, " is shown here (see No. 5), taken from a saucer- dish of brilliant blue and white attributed to the K^ang- hsi epoch. But of them all, the character s/fof/ ("longev- ity ") is the most frequent and variable, and it is ...found in an endless variety of shapes, in circular, oval, and diamond-shaped medallions, in addition to the ordinary oblona: forms. One of the oblono; forms is inscribed on the snuff -bottle shown in Fig. 102. An oval form is seen in the right-hand panel upon the blue and white vase (Fig. 83), the other panel in front displaying the seal character cNie?i, " heaven. " Thi'ee of the circular medallions are displayed upon each of the two basket- work bands encircling the crackled vase (Fig. 84). One of the oblong forms of the character shou, often found on good blue and white porcelain of the kind that used to be highly appreciated in Holland, is commonly known there as the "spider mark" (see No.
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and emeralds, and which figures as the oldest piece in the Dresden Museum, having been originally brought to Europe by a crusader from Palestine, we are told by the late curator. Dr. Graesse, is inscribed underneath with the character fu. One of the forms of the mark lu^ " rank, " is shown here (see No. 5), taken from a saucer- dish of brilliant blue and white attributed to the K^ang- hsi epoch. But of them all, the character s/fof/ ("longev- ity ") is the most frequent and variable, and it is ...found in an endless variety of shapes, in circular, oval, and diamond-shaped medallions, in addition to the ordinary oblona: forms. One of the oblono; forms is inscribed on the snuff -bottle shown in Fig. 102. An oval form is seen in the right-hand panel upon the blue and white vase (Fig. 83), the other panel in front displaying the seal character cNie?i, " heaven. " Thi'ee of the circular medallions are displayed upon each of the two basket- work bands encircling the crackled vase (Fig. 84). One of the oblong forms of the character shou, often found on good blue and white porcelain of the kind that used to be highly appreciated in Holland, is commonly known there as the "spider mark" (see No.
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