er it continuously for twenty-four hours. The Sung dynasty, 960-1259 a.d., is fa-mous for its potteries in the first half of the periodand for the first real production of porcelain inthe second half. To this dynasty we are alsoindebted for their beautiful and very rare paleblue glazed bowls,… … P.\IR OF F.\MILLE VERTE KYLINS AND A F.\MILLE NOIR QUADRANGULAR VASE, KANG HSI PERIOD After that they allow the same amount of timeto elapse for the kiln to cool off. When it isagain opened and the baked porcelain removed,if they do not need another firing, they are readyfor emperor, prince,…
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