A catalogue of Chinese porcelains collected by Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Taft, Cincinnati, Ohio, with notes and illustrations, comp. and described by John Getz (1904)
Getz, John, Taft, Charles Phelps, 1843-1929 · New York : Priv. print. · leaf 212
d-color, with it art. The largest panelwith two sef>arate ndebcately rendered,panels sustain. ^painted upon ustain individual subjects, attrac-the intricate green-brocaded: .over which are interspersed!ue enamels; includedGrand Vase, Seven-color decoration(Kang-hsi) No. 62 nal distant and barely… … CHINESE PORCELAINS These tall vases are sometimes called Imperial or Palace Vases, and theirdecoration in seven colors is always refined, and of great artistic excellence in detailsof drawing. Era of Kang-hsi (1662-1722). Height, 30 inches.Diameter, 1 1 4 inches. From the Salting Collection,…
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