Page 376 - The art of the Chinese potter By Hobson

PLATE LXXXI

Vase of beaker shape with swelling body grey porcel-
;

lanous stoneware of Tz'u Chou type. Thick white, lustrous

glaze which does not extend on to the base, though a smear of

glaze appears underneath. The foot is hollowed out, and there

is a widish foot-rim. The handles of the vase are in the form

of lotus stalks, one bearing a leaf and the other a flower

and bud.

Tz'u Chou type. Ming dynasty. H. 12".

In the possession of Mr. F. N. Schiller.