Bushell, Stephen W. (Stephen Wootton), 1844-1908, Victoria and Albert Museum · London : Printed for H.M. Stationery Off. by Wyman · leaf 130
re-tinted blossoms of the ]iex incisa shrub, the skyblue flower of the Chinese, and carrying on the tradition of thecelebrated Chai Yao of the preceding dynasty {see p. 20), whichwas made in the same province. The glaze, either crackled orplain, was often laid on so thicklj as to run down like… … Fig. 43.—Fish-Shaped Pokcelain Water Pourer. Three Colour Decoration Sni Biscuit. The usunl three colours of the San Tsai class, viz.. brownish-purple, green and yellow. No. i997-S5- H. si in-, W. si in. 8941. N 2
Art, Chinese · Decorative arts
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