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36. SQUARE CLOISONNE ENAMEL VASE, baluster shape, with bronze ring handles
in lions' heads.
This was part of the loot at the Summer Palace in i860, and was formerly in
the Wniett Collection.
37. LARGE WIDE MOUTHED JAR IN CLOISONNE ENAMEL, with turquoise ground.
14 inches high. Ming period.
38. TRUMPET-SHAPED TEMPLE VASE IN CLOISONNE ENAMEL. 18^ inches high.
It is interesting to compare the shape of this vase with the much earlier vase in
bronze, No. 863, lent by G. Eumorfopoulos, Esq. (plate ii.)
39. SMALL CLOISONNE ENAMEL BOWL, on three feet. Also from the Summer Palace.
40. OBLONG MING BRONZE FLOWER POT, with panels of cloisonne enamel on the
sides.
Lent by Professor W. Boyd Dawkins
CASE D
41. CLOISONNE ENAMEL VASE, with bright turquoise ground. On carved wood stand.
Ming period. 14 inches high.
Lent by G. Eumorfopoulos, Esq.
42. BRONZE DOVE ON CARVED WOOD STAND. i8th century.
43. LARGE BRONZE VASE, with the Chinese character " Shou "—longevity—in 164
different forms, inlaid in silver.
44. SMALL CLOISONNE BOWL, on three gilded feet. Ming period, (plate ii.)
Lent by G. T. Veitch, Esq.
45. SEATED BRONZE FIGURE, showing traces of ancient gilding. On a square wooden
plinth with marble inlaid top. 8| inches high. Ming period, (plate xvii.)
46. LARGE, SQUARE, TEMPLE CLOISONNE BEAKER. K'ang-Hsi.
47. TWO-HANDLED INCENSE BURNER, cloisonne enamel. Ming period, (plate ii.)
This is probably the earliest enamel in the Exhibition.
Lent by G. Eumorfopoulos, Esq.
48. LARGE CLOISONNE ENAMEL VASE, with lions' heads, and ring handles in bronze.
16 inches high. K'ang-Hsi. (plate ii.)
Lent by G. B. Blair, Esq.
