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Vase & Stand

1736-1795 (made)
Place of origin

Vase of dense porcelain and wooden stand, globular body with long cylindrical neck, side mouth and circular mouth. Covered in a transparent, highly iridescent orange-yellow glaze deriving from iron and lead. Decorated with two Corean lions, reserved, incised and painted with coloured enamels in green, blue, purple and black. Accompanied by a circular, carved wooden stand.


Object details

Categories
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 2 parts.

  • Vase
  • Stand
Materials and techniques
Porcelain, painted with coloured enamels, wood
Brief description
Vase and stand, painted with coloured enamels, wood, China, Qing Dynasty, 1736-1795
Physical description
Vase of dense porcelain and wooden stand, globular body with long cylindrical neck, side mouth and circular mouth. Covered in a transparent, highly iridescent orange-yellow glaze deriving from iron and lead. Decorated with two Corean lions, reserved, incised and painted with coloured enamels in green, blue, purple and black. Accompanied by a circular, carved wooden stand.
Dimensions
  • Height: 30.2cm (Note: Vase)
  • Diameter: 19cm (Note: Vase)
Taken from register
Credit line
Given by Mr W. G. Gulland, Esq.
Object history
Given by Mr. W. G. Gulland, accessioned in 1905. This acquisition information reflects that found in the Asia Department registers, as part of a 2022 provenance research project.
Collection
Accession number
255&A-1905

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Record createdJune 25, 2009
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