Chinese pottery and porcelain : an account of the potter's art in China from primitive times to the present day . od ofImperial patronage.^ My own conception of the Ju yao is most nearly realised bythe lovely but sadly damaged bowl in the Alexander Collectionlately in the Loan Court at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Itspeculiar form is difficult to reproduce by photographic means, but ^ It would seem as if the manufacture had never entu^ely ceased at Ju Chou, for weread in Richards Geography, p. 61, The environs (of Ju Chou) were formerly veryindustrial, but have lost their activity. The manu
Chinese pottery and porcelain : an account of the potter's art in China from primitive times to the present day . od ofImperial patronage.^ My own conception of the Ju yao is most nearly realised bythe lovely but sadly damaged bowl in the Alexander Collectionlately in the Loan Court at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Itspeculiar form is difficult to reproduce by photographic means, but ^ It would seem as if the manufacture had never entu^ely ceased at Ju Chou, for weread in Richards Geography, p. 61, The environs (of Ju Chou) were formerly veryindustrial, but have lost their activity. The manufacture of common pottery is stillcarried on and gives it some importance. PLATE Wares Fig. 1.—Bowl with six-lobed sides ; thin porcellanous ware, burnt brown at thefoot-rim, with bluish green celadon glaze Irregularly crackled. AlexanderCollection, Diameter 9^ inches. Fig. 2.—Tripod Incense Burner. White porcelain, burnt pale red under the Lung-chiian celadon ware. This kind of celadon is known as in Japan, where it is highly prized. Eumorfopoulos 4^
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