Oriental ceramic art : illustrated by examples from the collection of W.T. Walters : with one hundred and sixteen plates in colors and over four hundred reproductions in black and white (1897)
Bushell, Stephen W. (Stephen Wootton), 1844-1908, author, Laffan, William M., writer of preface, L. Prang & Co., lithographer, D. Appleton and Company, publisher · leaf 77
there were appointed with the same duties and titles as in the Afng dynasty, and continued to carry on the work in similar lines. The mark of the first reign of the new dynasty is very rare, and the porcelain that bears it is hardly to be distinguished from that of the later reigns of the Mig… … Fic. 199.—A Group of Snuff-bottles of the period of K’ang-hsi, The first record is that of an imperial decree in the eleventh year of the re of Shan- chih (1654), ordering the fabrication of a number of “dragon bowls” (dag kang) for the palace gardens, which were to be two and a half feet high,…
Walters, W. T. (William Thompson), 1819-1894 · Pottery, Chinese · Pottery, Japanese · Pottery, Korean · Pottery
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