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161-CHUN-YAO   BOWL (Sung)
                 Typical semi-globular form on a bold foot, and slightly in-
                 drawing at the rim.  Grayish porcellanous stoneware, with
                 a clair-de-lame  glaze varying  from blue to grayish tint,
                 crackled on both inner and outer surfaces, and marked by
                 purple flambe splashes centered with brownish notes.  Has
                 stand.
                                                       Diameter,  5% inches.
                                (Illustrated  in Color)



            162-CHUN-YAO   BOWL (Sung)
                 Semi-globular, with a pronounced foot, and just beginning
                 to contract as the rim is reached.  Porcellanous stoneware
                 of characteristic  type, coated with a rich claire-de-lame
                 glaze, of bluish cast on the interior and grayish tone on
                 the outer side, crackled throughout and exhibiting sporadic
                 splashes of ashes-of-roses, crushed blackberry and aubergine.
                 Gray at the rim, where the glaze diminishes. Has stand.
                                                         Diameter,  6 inches.
                                (Illustrated  in Color)




            163-I:M:PERIAL  CHUN-YAO FLOWER-POT (Sung)
                 Full ovoid body sharply contracting  to a spreading foot,
                 with a narrow shoulder and short expanding neck; wide
                 mouth, metal-bound.  Heavy procellanous stoneware, glazed
                 in a delicately-fused grayish-turquoise  about the shoulder,
                 the hue giving way to a bluish clair-de-lame  on the under-
                 body, boldly crackled and of brilliant surface.  The gray-
                 blue glaze in a soft velvety aspect is continued throughout
                 the interior of the vessel, the bottom of which is pierced
                 for the escape of water.  Underneath the bottom the im-
                 perial Sung mark is deeply incised, the number being 8. Has
                 carved teakwood table-stand with highly elaborated cabri-
                 ole legs.
                                                        Diameter,  6% inches.
                                (Illustrated  in Color)
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