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385.  BOWL AND COVER OF WHITE PORCELAIN, with arabesque design in

          brilliant underglaze blue. 4I inches high. K'ang-Hsi.

           The patterns of this class, which  a"reRenmotbruanncdotmmboorndearms.o"ng  blue  and  white  porcelains,
           known to Dutch collectors as
      are

                           Lent by E. F. M. Susman, Esq.

386.  DOUBLE BASIN IN WHITE PORCELAIN, the outer basin, with a perforated

          lattice pattern with floral medallions also perforated. Through the perforations flowers
          can be seen painted on the outside of the inner bowl. 3I inches high, 5 inches
          diameter. K'ang-Hsi.

                                         Lent by W. C. Alexander, Esq.

387.  VASE WITH COVER IN WHITE PORCELAIN, painted in brilhant underglaze

      blue of -a greenish  tone, with  arabesque   btohredesros-caalnldedde"taRcehmebdraspnrdatys",  &c. 7^ inches
      high. K'ang-Hsi.       Another   example of
                                                                                                     patterns.

388.  SMALL BRUSH-WASHING BOWL, of white porcelain, and decorated with a kylin
      Aamong clouds, painted in blue.
                                                  small piece of fine quality. 2 inches high.

      K'ang-Hsi. The piece bears a 15th century date mark.

                           Lent by E. F. M. Susman, Esq.

389.  LARGE DISH OF WHITE PORCELAIN, with a very pale greenish white

          glaze, bearing a skilfully-painted arrangement of water birds and flowering shrubs,
          with rocky landscape and water. The back with detached floral sprays. All painted
          in strong cobalt blue. 15 inches diameter. Ch'ien Lung.

                                          Lent by W. C. Alexander, Esq.

390.  SMALL GINGER JAR OF WHITE PORCELAIN, with greyish celadon glaze

          painted with detached sprays of peaches, the leaves and branches in underglaze cobalt,
          the peaches in rich underglaze red. 7^ inches high with cover. i8th century.
         This specimen is unusually rich and fine in colour.

                                               Lent by G. Eumorfopoulos, Esq.

391.  TALL CYLINDRICAL JAR OF WHITE PORCELAIN, with group of figures

          in an interior, with a rocky landscape garden, painted in cobalt blue with a

          greenish tinge, and of fine quality. 17 inches high. K'ang-Hsi.

392 and 393. PAIR OF COVERED JARS, with floral arabesques skilfully painted

              in underglaze blue. There are three detached blue leaves overlying the arabesques
             round the circumference of the vase bearing a white elephant, a kylin, and the dog of

            Fo respectively. 11 inches high with cover. K'ang-Hsi.

                                                          Lent by Dr. Lloyd Roberts

394 and 395. TWO PLATES OF WHITE PORCELAIN, with wide scalloped borders,

             the centre painted with groups of flowers and rocks, and the borders in panels
              with detached floral sprays in dark cobalt blue. 11 inches diameter. K'ang-Hsi.

                                                     Lent by G. Eumorfopoulos, Esq.

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