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fig. 1  Collection of the National Palace Museum, Taipei  fig. 2  Collection of the Jingdezen Ceramic Museum
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         2804 Continued

         Yongzheng doucai vessels are much inspired by Chenghua porcelain in
         terms of the choice of the motifs, painting style and the softness of the
         enamel colours. The depiction of the ‘pomegranate-shaped’ pistil seen
         on the present bowls is closely modelled after that found on Chenghua
         prototypes, as evinced by an iron-red decorated blue and white cup
         in the National Palace Museum, Taipei, illustrated in Catalogue of the
         Special Exhibition of Ch’eng-hua Porcelain Ware, Taipei, 2003, no. 54
         (fig. 1). Three Chenghua-style doucai dishes from the Jiajing period
         painted with the same lotus-scroll motif are illustrated ibid., nos. 119-121,
         with no. 121 bearing a Jiajing reign mark.
         The pattern on the current pair of bowls is very rare, and only one other
         example of this pattern appears to have been published, which is in
         the Jingdezen Ceramic Museum, illustrated in Jiangxi cangci quanji –
         Qingdai, vol. 1, Beijing, 2005, p. 161 (fig. 2).
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