Page 120 - Chinese porcelains collected by Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Taft, Cincinnati, Ohio, by John Getz

A CATALOGUF OF J-:

r, -t IS

ly every succ^;! g: jbjects have

m their tran 7^ " These prod-

I aust^us quality.

y Jungs are drr^^ ^ % ^ -^r^firary annals as resembling
^ n the later types are some-
lat" tinge of p*-

re dull in coli ^ led creamy-white glaze, a

jaste beinp • <ai product.

• er white uchien," was produced during

^the Sung dynasty -t specimens of this type show a pale rioe-
toned glar-" ' is of a heavy texture with engraved designs

character: jrcelcun I? ^ ;, the Yiian dynasty is
g ' frst merely a
The IT, j S; 1^
known a , >cs. Identi-
"<
copy of t.

hed specimens she ^TaveW suriaces unoer the cream or

ivory white glaze, '• texture.

The "Fen-ting, a particular kind of soft-

paste porcelain, namec; ' made

of the

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