A GROUP OF WHITE-GLAZED WARES 10TH CENTURY

comprising: a globular jar moulded with rope bands; a lobed water pot; a miniature vase; and a miniature jar with handles

Mostra D'Arte Cinese, Palazzo Ducale, Venice, 1954 (miniature vase, according to label).

Bo Gyllensvard, Chinese Ceramics in the Carl Kempe Collection, Stockholm, 1964, pls 397 (globular jar) and 294 (miniature vase).

left on catalogue image: Good condition with expected wear to the glaze. Shallow 3 mm chip on the foot. center-left on catalogue image:A 4 mm chip on the foot, and minor kiln grit on the body. In otherwise good condition overall. center-right on catalogue image: Good condition, minor kiln grit on everted mouth rim. A circular 6 mm wide glaze chip on shoulder, near a circular area of kiln adhesion. right on catalogue image: In good overall condition.
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