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Melon-Shaped Fluted Vase
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Low Table (Anji)
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Funerary Relief with Chariot Procession
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Covered Jar
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Square Jar
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Bowl with Orchids
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Dish with Two Cocks in Landscape
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Cup with Dragon and Clouds
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Bowl with Flying Cranes
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Ewer
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Many sancai or "three-color" lead-glazed wares-such as this ewerare notable for their heavy dependence on metalwork prototypes.
Stem Cup
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Round Covered Box with Medallions
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Large Bowl with Peony Scrolls
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Conical Bowl with Floral Scroll: Qingbai Ware
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Cup Stand with Dragons in Waves
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Panel from Model Cooking Stove: Fairy Feeding Lingzhi Fungus to a Dragon
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Standing Guanyin
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Pair of Vases
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This spectacular vase, one of a pair in the collection, depicts flowering and fruiting peach trees to convey an auspicious message of affluence and lo
Vase with Peaches
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This spectacular vase, one of a pair in the collection, depicts flowering and fruiting peach trees to convey an auspicious message of affluence and lo
Conical Bowl with Carved Babies and Floral Motif
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The conical shape of this bowl is especially suitable for whipping powdered tea, which became popular at court, in monasteries, and in scholarly elite
Amida Buddha
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The leaf-shaped halo of this seated Buddha bears the rare, unusual icon of the three nirmana Buddhas, which represents a symbolic homage of the Buddha
Mirror with Auspicious Animals, Celestial Horses, and Grapevines
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The mirror is covered with thick layers of corrosion that have been partially scraped off the reflecting surface.
Thumb Ring
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Jade rings were worn by men on the thumb of the right hand to assist with holding and pulling the string of the archer’s bow.
Ewer
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The splashes of color on the dark glaze were achieved by sprinkling the wood ash on the black-brown glaze before firing.