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Dish with Flowering Prunus, Pomegranate, and Pear

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The flowering branch of Prunus is painted in Famille Rose overglaze enamel. This magnificent dish belongs to a set made for use in the palace.

Figurine of a European

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The European depicted in this figurine is sometimes identified as Louis XIV.

Pair of Bowls with Turquoise Glaze

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Bowl

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This is an example of "famille rose" porcelain.

Central Asian Groom

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This bearded figure was likely modeled on a person from the northwestern provinces far from the Tang capital.

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.

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.

Storage Jar

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Pillow

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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

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.

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