Celadon Plate with the Mouth in the Shape of a Water-chestnut Flower, Yue Ware
Period: Five Dynasties (907-960)
Glazetype: celadon
Yue kiln is located insite at Cixi, Zhejiang province. Porcelain ware of the Five Dynasties was influenced by the design of gold and silver ware. Plates were usually made with flower shaped mouths, and vases were often shaped after the melon. This plate shows clear signs of wear and tear, which indicates that it has won fondness of many people.
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