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No. 445. Mark on rectangular incense-burner, with groups
of in on a white
figures painted polychrome openwork
ground.
No. 446. Ho (Chinese poo), "precious." Plate with com-
flowers in of
partments containing polychrome ; ground deep
blue.
No. 447. Mark on with
rectangular flower-vase, painted
compartments containing vases in polychrome on a white
ground.
No. 448. Mark on a in on a
large dish, jDainted polychrome
white ground, with compartments containing landscapes, birds,
and vases.
"
No. 449. Piece manufactured under the
Thsing dynasty.
Mark ' On a bowl,
meaning Song, praiseworthy (Grandidier).
outside with birds and trees
painted flowering ; buff-coloured
ground.
No. 450. Mark on a of
pair plates, painted respectively
with a domestic scene and soldiers in on a white
polychrome
ground.
No. 451. Mark on a small teapot and cover, painted witli
pearls and floral sprays on a green ground.
No. 452. Mark on with in
plate, painted figure-subject
polychrome on a white ground.
with
No. 453. Mark on a vase, blue and white, painted
figures.
No. 454. Mark on a bowl, painted in polychrome on a
white ground, with flowers within lobed compartments ; ground
blue.
No. 455. Seal mark unknown. On a coloured plate.
"
Nos. 456, 457, 458. Varieties of Che plant. A kind of
'
fungus ; longevity (Franks). There are eighteen of these
marks in the Salting Collection, the majority being on blue
and white also Nos. 47, 48).
porcelain (see
" '
No. 459. Musical instrument (Franks). Ten of these
marks in the Salting Collection, one on black bowl with
coloured medallions, two on pair of coloured plates, seven on
blue and white plates.
No. 460. Flower. Two of these marks in the Salting Col-
lection on a of blue and white small vases with long
pair
necks.