Illustrated catalogue of antique Chinese bronzes, porcelains, pottery, tomb jades and rare old Chinese paintings belonging to the well-known connoisseur Dr. John C. Ferguson (1916)
Ferguson, John C. (John Calvin), 1866-1945. · New York [American Art Galleries] · leaf 67
l (Chow Dynasty) Green and reddish brown patina. A fine exampleof dignified, attractive workmanship. The body isribbed, and above and below are bands of tao tieh,or ogre pattern, in which are medallions with conven-tional designs. In center of the upper band on bothsides of the vessel are… … 215—Bronze Layer: Po {Chow Dynasty) With green patina and incrustations. Two raisedbands around the center are surmounted by a broaddesign of thunder pattern. A band around the baseis divided into two sections by conventional animal-heads. The two handles, which spring from the rim,curve outward in…
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