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ewer
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bowl
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Object Type
ewer
(?)
bowl
(?)
Museum number
1925,1012.2
Description
Marbled ware. The effect was produced by mixing two earthenware clays of different colours before the pieces were modelled. Neck-less jar. Made of red and buff earthenware covered with transparent yellow lead glaze.
Cultures/periods
Tang dynasty
Production date
618-906
Findspot
Found/Acquired:
China
Materials
stoneware
Technique
glazed
marbled
Dimensions
Diameter:
5.30 inches
Bibliographic references
Vainker 1991 / Chinese Pottery and Porcelain: From Prehistory to the Present
(p.81; fig.61)
Location
Not on display
Acquisition name
Purchased from:
Yamanaka & Co
Acquisition date
1925
Department
Asia
Registration number
1925,1012.2