A sketch of the history of ceramic art in China : with a catalogue of the Hippisley collection of Chinese porcelains (1902)
Hippisley, Alfred Edward · Washington [D.C.] : Government Printing Office · leaf 105
Plate 8, Report of U. S. National Museum, 1900. — Hippisley, Pilgrim Bottle of White Chienlung Porcelain (No. 176) For explanation of plate see page 391.
Hippisley, Alfred Edward · United States National Museum · Pottery, Chinese · Pottery
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