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ries

if anythir 1 to

-vith its fui The

\n during the hed
ATI to connoisseu

he keramic art of t!

other directions at earlii

lies, conducted by Sir I

h Representative in Ban^ v was

writer, do indeed go to show tha'

the ancient products of Siam. The great

>ecimens in the market interfered

attempts, but in December, 1885,
ir in northern Siam, he visited a ruined

>. auk-hal6k. More than five centuries ago

VASE (COPIED FROM ANCIENT BRONZE OF JU-YAO CELADON).

Sung dynasty. (Collection of General Huang., v/ho is said to have paid 150,000 cash for it.
Catalogue of H'sfang.) He'pM, 6^ inches. -'See page 36.'

-re sometimes used. Nothi;

; the town but the fragmentary v

-emaiiis of the kiln.

^er pieces of pottery are dug up from time

Mr. Satow secured three of them. They

itly failures in baking, which were rejected
their condition alone, apart from other

sishes an almost conclusive argument

f their having been imported

cent times and L lies to

a ruin-. er visited by any \\\ previously
fragments
Mr. S;r
n of the
the body of now in the p
ware,
Its pdte reddish of
essentially di 1
,
'laden. ;

n the charac

But the glaze migh

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