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Lady with Mirror
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Snuff Bottle with a Horse in a Landscape
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Playing Guess the Fist
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A lady stands at a table while two children try to guess the number of fingers both extended simultaneously.
Red Baluster-Shaped Vase
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This vase is of crackled underglaze red. Long, flame-like streaks run down the lower half. A dull, apple-green glaze is around the lip.
Covered Bowl with Fu Lion
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This piece has a "Fu" lion on the cover and monster mask handles. It has been smoothly polished.
Snuff Bottle with Horses
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Snuff Bottle with Bird and Landscape
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Globular Vase with Long Wide Neck
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Porcelain globular vase with a long wide neck, crackled light ox-blood with cloudings of apple-green.
![Wên Wang [Wen Wang] Searching on the Wei River for Jiang Sheng [Chiang Sheng]](https://openmuseum.tw/files/muse_portal/muse_styles/waterfall_col_3/mcode/e078309d40c003075e0c99de5614e3e0.jpg?itok=uwCXBwtT "Wên Wang [Wen Wang] Searching on the Wei River for Jiang Sheng [Chiang Sheng]")
Wên Wang [Wen Wang] Searching on the Wei River for Jiang Sheng [Chiang Sheng]
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Pair of Vases with a Blossoming Branch
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This is an example of blue and white porcelain.
Snuff Bottle with Dragon
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This famille-verte Dragon Bottle, simliar in shape to Walters 49.2551 is enamelled over the white glaze with a large dragon amongst flames and a sacre
View of the Hongs of Canton
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Snuff Bottle in the Form of a Miniature Vase
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This streaked olive-brown glaze drains to an almost colorless tone at the mouth of this vessel and pools in a thick welt above the brown-dressed foot-
Pair of Architectural Terminals
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These architechtural features are in the form of dragons, they would most likely have served as beam-ends for the roof of a temple.
Grain Weight in the Form of a Hare
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Crouched on top of a rectangular stone base, this natuarlistic carving of a hare served as a standard weight for measuring grain in the marketplace.
Circulation of ch'i (breath)
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This is a Taoist depiction of the circulation of "chi" (inner breath) taken from a plank in the White Cloud Taoist Temple in Beijing.
Sarasvati
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Sarasvati is a Hindu goddess, adopted as a goddess of learning and the performing arts by Buddhists.
Mirror with the Character Mountain in the Four Directions
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This mirror is decorated with four images of the characeter "shan" or mountain arranged so that they mark the four cardinal directions.
Balustrade Pillar Depicting Dragon in Clouds
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This pillar is carved in low relief, and depicts dragons and clouds.
Balustrade Pillar Depicting Dragon in Clouds
The Walters Art Museum
This pillar is carved in low relief and depicts dragons and clouds.
Planter with Wooden Base
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Wares of this sort were made for use by the last Northern Song [Sung] emperor (who reigned from 1101 until 1125), but some authorities believe that th
Brushwasher in the Form of a Leaf on Ivory and Wood Stand
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Brush-washers for removing excess ink are essential tools in the traditional art of Chinese calligraphy and painting.
Ornamental Root
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In traditional China, a natural root was sometimes considered a suitable ornament for a table in the study of an educated man.
Squat Bottle-Shaped Vase
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