Clear bucket colour ganoderma lucidum grain cup a group (10 cases)

• RMB 69000
• HKD 79038
• USD 10350
• EUR 7590

note: color ganoderma lucidum grain cup for the Ming dynasty chenghua fights the colour famous brand, see the chenghua porcelain exhibition catalog “, Taipei’s Palace Museum, 2003, pp. 154-156, 145-150, the later can see wanli, yongzheng, daoguang period of generic varieties, still do not break and elegant charm, our products are popular with the world, this product is similar to the Palace Museum hid yongzheng dynasty products, see the Palace Museum hidden treasures series, colorful, bucket color “, Shanghai science and technology publishing house, the commercial press (Hong Kong) co., LTD., 1999, pp. 257, 235. Such works have paragraphs yongzheng dynasty chenghua and entrust two, this article is for book yongzheng dynasty s
the group such as small cup from the shape of chenghua, modelling beautiful slender, for the work of the use of yongzheng of embryo glaze run jade jade-like stone. Outer wall paint with four groups of two relative clumps of ganoderma lucidum, above the symmetry between flowers and plants, apply the act the role of red, green, yellow, purple color, the color of gold is delicious, bright-coloured jade-like stone church, deep and remote light violet in texture, make the picture color is deep, the delivery ShiCai full filling, delightful and. A group of ten, save up to now, it’s not easy for
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see: “shape xiuse li four generations Jane”, Dave’s foundation, Britain’s the sun tree publishing company, 1992, pp. 62, the figure 57; Page 125, the figure 139; Page 168, the figure 194
“into precious of kiln unearthed – jingdezhen bead mountain chenghua imperial porcelain”, (Hong Kong) hsu museum of art, 1993, pp. 284, 285, figure C98
“the Palace Museum hidden treasures series – colorful, bucket color”, Shanghai science and technology publishing house, the commercial press (Hong Kong) co., LTD., 1999, pp. 257, the figure 235
the chenghua porcelain exhibition catalog “, the Palace Museum, Taipei 2003, pp. 154-156, 145-150
“the Palace Museum collection of ancient ceramic materials an volume two, the Forbidden City publishing house, 2005, pp. 303, 273