Chinese pottery of the Han, Tʻang and Sung dynasties (1917)
Parish-Watson & Co · New York, [The De Vinne Press] · leaf 87
% inches. 107 Statuette of a demon, one of the four guardians of the heavens, standing ona square base. The body of buff pottery is covered with a creamy slip over whichis a transparent, colourless glaze to wliich vestiges of red and green enamels stilladhere. The hands are folded and rest on the… … SUNG—TZU GHOU WARE closely, falling to the ground. The eyes, horns, and club are covered with a glossybrownish black, and the figure is hollow. Tzu Chou type of ware. Sung Dynasty. Size of base: 1% x 1% inches. Size of figure: 6^ inches. 108 Three-quarter-length fragment of a statue of a lady of…
Pottery, Chinese
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