Page 308 - The art of the Chinese potter By Hobson

PLATE LXIV

Beaker of bronze form with round body, tall neck, and

flaring mouth ; spreading base with low foot-rim. Porcel-

lanous ware, burnt red at the exposed edge of the foot-rim,

with grey-green celadon glaze.

On the bulb are four dentate ribs, and on the neck and

base four pointed leaf designs in applied relief, stamped with

Akey-fret pattern in the style of an ancient bronze. fine

example of the art of the school of potters founded by the

younger Chang.

Lung-ch'iian ware. Sung dynasty. H. 9-5".

In the possession of Mr. P. David.