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CASE l] THE MORGAN COLLECTION

6. GLOBULAR BOTTLE. Pale turquoise glaze.

Ch'ien-lung (1736-1795). Height 1 1^ inches.

7. GALLIPOT. Fine white porcelain invested

with pale celadon glaze, through which is seen a floral

decoration in low relief beautifully modelled and drawn.

Yung-cheng (1723-1735). Height 6 inches.

8. GLOBULAR BOTTLE invested with pale

apple-green glaze. 6KHeight inches.
K'ang-hsi (1622-1722).

9. SMALL BOTTLE with long neck. Dense white

porcelain, invested with pale lavender glaze.

Yung-cheng (i 723-1 735). Height 8)4 inches.

10. GLOBULAR BOTTLE. Mustard-yellow
Height 6 inches.
crackle.

Yung-cheng (1723-1735).

11. GLOBULAR BOTTLE invested with a glaze

of copper-red over which there has been fired a glaze
of dark blue, producing a deep purple effect.

Mark underneath: Ta Ming Hsiian-te nien chih (1426-

1435) [apocryphal]. Height 7K inches.
K'ang-hsi (1662-1722).

12. GLOBULAR BOTTLE with a wide neck. Cel-

adon glaze. Height 8}4 inches.
K'ang-hsi (i 622-1 722).

13. OVOID VASE. Glaze of a pale lavender.

Mark underneath: Ta Ching Yung-cheng nien chih.

Yung-cheng (1723-1735). Height 5%^ inches.

RED• AND BLACK HAWTHORN VASE, in

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which the prunus flower appears as red. The decora-

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