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Three-String Vase
The Walters Art Museum
This "three-string" vase (sanxian ping) can be categorized by its tall body, tapering in from the high shoulders to a round foot, a slender
Temple Incense Burner with Taoist God Zhenwu
The Walters Art Museum
Around the cylindrical body of this incense burner is painted the Taoist god Zhenwu flanked by figures with animal heads that emerge from the water ho
Double-Gourd-Shaped Vase
The Walters Art Museum
This double lobed gourd-shaped vase is one of a pair; together they are elements in a garniture, a set of five to seven Chinese porcelain vessels disp
Double-Gourd-Shaped Vase
The Walters Art Museum
This double lobed gourd-shaped vase is one of a pair; together they are elements in a garniture, a set of five to seven Chinese porcelain vessels disp
Vase with Archaic Designs
The Walters Art Museum
The form and decoration of this porcelain vase takes inspiration from archaic bronze vessels.
Nargile
The Walters Art Museum
This nargile, or water pipe, incorporates a Chinese blue and white vessel.
One Piece of a Mantle Garniture in the Lange Eleizen (Tall Gal) Pattern
The Walters Art Museum
This trumpet shaped vase with a bulge in the center is one of a pair that composes the outer pieces to a mantle garniture.
One Piece of a Mantle Garniture in the Lange Eleizen (Tall Gal) Pattern
The Walters Art Museum
This trumpet shaped vase with a bulge in the center is one of a pair that composes the outer pieces to a mantle garniture.
Bottle Vase
The Walters Art Museum
A mountainous landscape is painted in underglaze cobalt blue on the squat globular body and tall cylindrical neck of the vase.
Plate with Dutch Couple
The Walters Art Museum
Chinese export porcelain appeared in European markets as early as 1517, the year king of Portugal Manuel I established an embassy at Beijing.
Flask with Dragons
The Walters Art Museum
This moonflask of white porcelain is painted with underglaze blue and red designs.
Vase in the Shape of Double Gourds
The Walters Art Museum
This vase, made in the Qing dynasty during the reign of Qianlong, imitates Guan ware of the Song dynasty.
Plate with a Dragon
The Walters Art Museum
This saucer shaped plate is decorated in underglaze cobalt blue on white porcelain.
Jar with Three Lions Playing with Balls and Ribbons
The Walters Art Museum
This jar painted in underglaze cobalt blue depicts three bounding lions among the waving tassels of brocaded balls.
Dish with Peaches and Bats
The Walters Art Museum
The famille-rose glazing technique utilized on this decorative plate was invented during the Yongzheng reign (1722-1735) of the Qing dynasty.
Plate with Reserved Plum Blossoms
The Walters Art Museum
Reserved into the paste of the porcelain of this plate are branches of plum blossoms.
Wine Jar with Scenes of Scholars
The Walters Art Museum
Four foliated panels painted with familiar scenes in landscapes appear on the sides of this globular blue and white jar.
Flask with the Eight Auspicious Symbols (bajixiang)
The Walters Art Museum
Moon flask, "Baoyueping" in Chinese, is a type of vase with a flat side and a round shape like a full moon.
Vase with Ba Gua and Yang Ying over Leaping Waves
The Walters Art Museum
A "three-string" vase (in Chinese sanxian ping) is characterized by the three rings molded in the porcelain where the body and neck meet.
Writer's Water Pot
The Walters Art Museum
Water pots for washing brushes of this form are named for their shared shape with a beehive or chicken-coop (domed bamboo baskets with a small opening
Jar
The Walters Art Museum
The meiping shaped jar, with broad round shoulders and narrowed everted foot, is decorated on four sides with composite mystical creatures that combin
Plate with Foliated Rim
The Walters Art Museum
The center of this plate is painted in underglaze cobalt blue depicting blossomed peonies on branches within a double ring.
Plate with Prunus Blossoms
The Walters Art Museum
This plate is decorate with plum blossoms reserved in white against a deep cobalt blue ground which is said to resemble the cracking of an icy river a
Vase
The Walters Art Museum
Relief decorations of dragons appear around the body of this flower vase.