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Teapot with Candlestick

The Walters Art Museum

The mythical "feng" (phoenix) is entwined with scrolling peonies on the surface of the teapot.

Plate with Reserved Plum Blossoms

The Walters Art Museum

Reserved into the paste of the porcelain of this plate are branches of plum blossoms.

Ducks in a Lotus Pond

The Walters Art Museum

The lotus flower has long been associated with Chinese notions of purity.

Flowering Peach and Peonies

The Walters Art Museum

The artist's poem in the upper right corner of this work tells of the intoxicating blossoms of peach and peony filling his courtyard garden.

Brush Washer with Peonies and Chrysanthemums

The Walters Art Museum

Water pots for washing brushes were designed to be placed on a Chinese scholar's desk.

Album of Calligraphies and Paintings

The Walters Art Museum

This board-bound, accordion-fold Chinese album consists of 26 pages.

Vase with Dragons and Floral Patterns

The Walters Art Museum

This bottle shaped vase, categorized as a garlic-headed vase (suantou ping), is painted with outline and wash underglaze cobalt blue on white porcelai

Brushwasher in the Form of a Peony

The Walters Art Museum

This brush washer was carved in the round, most likely with wooden tools or sandstone (drills, polishers) coated with mineral paste to break away the

Album of 16 Paintings

The Walters Art Museum

This album of 16 paintings by artists active in Shanghai during the 1860s and 1870s is dedicated to the original owner, Mr. Xu Hongting.

Stem Cup for an Altar

The Walters Art Museum

Stemmed cups resembling wine vessels used at court figure prominently on Chinese Buddhist altars, where they are placed before devotional images and f