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PLATE LXXVIII
Vase with ovoid body and short neck with spreading lip.
Buff- grey stoneware with coating of white slip, on which
floral designs are lightly incised and brushed over with black.
The whole is covered with a transparent cream-white glaze
giving a marble-like texture. On the sides is a bold lotus
scroll, and above and below are bands of oblique petal pattern.
This is a particularly fine example of Tz'u. Chou work
when it was at its best.
Tz'ii Chou ware. Sung dynasty. H. 12".
In the possession of the Misses Alexander.