Chronology: Republic of China

Specification: Height approximately 35CM, Diameter approximately 11.7CM, Abdominal diameter approximately 13.7CM, Foot diameter approximately 9.4CM

Appearance: Localized shrinkage of glaze and wear marks, one scratch on the edge of the mouth, sand sticking at the bottom and kiln sealing.

Comment: This bottle has a curved mouth, with a large degree of external luxury, a tight neck, round shoulders for slimming, a long curved belly, slightly higher outward curled feet, skilled foot repair, and a round, solid, and thick foot line. The whole body is glazed evenly, moisturized and clean, with a slight shimmer of green, and decorated with pink color all over. On both sides of the neck, there is a peach shaped opening light, filled with lotus pond patterns and orchid chrysanthemum patterns. Shoulders are decorated with embroidered patterns of blooming flowers, and on the abdomen, there is a set of basket flower patterns in the double opening light. The structure of the flower basket is rich, the texture is distinct, and various flowers are inserted inside. The flower branches are dense, the flower heads are delicate, the posture is raised, and the appearance is lush and beautiful. The foot wall is lined with lotus petal patterns. The neck and abdomen are adorned with intricate patterns of lotus flowers, with grand flower heads and lively curved leaves. The overall shape of the vessel is upright, with intricate and orderly decorative patterns. The various ornaments depict delicate gold, and the colors are fresh and elegant.

Chronology: Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty

Specification: Height: Approximately 2.7CM Diameter: Approximately 19.5CM Foot Diameter: Approximately 11.2CM

Appearance: Localized shrinkage of glaze, wear and tear of color materials, and wear marks during use. There is a small bump on the edge of the mouth, and there is a kiln adhesive on the inner side of the edge. The chicken claw pattern at the bottom has partially penetrated and there are process cracks.

Comment: The disc is octagonal, with a curved edge, round belly, and rounded feet. The entire body is coated with white glaze, with a smooth and even glaze layer that is moist and pure white. The outer surface of the plate is bare without any patterns, and it is separated by curved lines from the surface to the inner wall. The outer surface is filled with red brocade ground flower patterns, while the interior is decorated with blue ground folded lotus flowers. The central theme of the plate depicts a small scene by the lake, with willows leaning on the shore and willow branches swaying and falling. On the side, peach blossoms are clustered and shining brightly. In the shade of the willow trees, a lady stands with a baby on her back. On the boat covered by the lake, a lady comes with a child paddling her oars, responding to each other harmoniously and harmoniously. This dish has a delicate style, with a solid stack of colorful materials, and is elegant and pleasant.

Chronology: Qing Daoguang

Specification: Height: Approximately 3.4CM Diameter: Approximately 16.8CM Foot Diameter: Approximately 9.9CM

Appearance: Localized shrinkage of glaze and wear marks, one glaze bump and one underglaze dry crack along the edge of the mouth, and sand falling from the plate.

Comment: The vessel has an open mouth with a slight curl, a curved belly, a flat bottom and round feet, and a finely crafted foot end with a solid and fine white texture. The base tribe has a six character, three column seal script blue and white inscription of "Qing Dynasty Dao Guangnian Zhi". It is a work of the Qing Dynasty's Daoguang official kiln. The whole body is decorated with a blue and white painting of a five clawed Azure Dragon, and the center of the disc is decorated with a standing dragon that jumps up and rides on auspicious clouds, playing with the fiery pearl in front of it. It is heroic and powerful, and the outer wall is decorated with double dragons chasing the pearl. The dragon swimming is lively and elegant, with excellent divine and physical qualities, conveying a strong royal aura. This variety of blue and white chasing the pearl dragon pattern disc is a traditional standard of official kilns in the Qing Dynasty, which has been fired since the Kangxi This plate is well made with smooth enamel, dense and pure texture, mature painting techniques, and stable blue and white hair color. It is a classic work of the Daoguang official kiln.

Chronology: Mid Qing Dynasty

Specification: Total height approximately 5.9CM Diameter approximately 8.30CM Foot diameter approximately 6CM

Appearance: Localized shrinkage of glaze, kiln sealing and wear marks, dust falling on the outer side of the cover, a void along the edge of the cover, chipped edges of the box mouth, and sand sticking to the bottom.

Comment: Box shaped octagonal, mother and child mouth, round foot. The cover is covered with micro arc, decorated with a slender neck of a crane, a handsome body, and wings spread out, flying between auspicious clouds. The sides of the cover and belly are illuminated in eight directions, and the interior is decorated with geometric patterns or woven with bamboo and silk. The connection between the body and the foot is exposed, and the tire texture is tight and sticky. The white glaze applied throughout the body is moisturizing and pure white, with a slight shimmer of green, and the body glaze is seamlessly integrated. This is a white glazed work from Dehua kiln in the mid Qing Dynasty style.

Chronology: Ming

Specification: Height approximately 25.6CM, Diameter approximately 8.6CM, Abdominal diameter approximately 15.2CM, Foot diameter approximately 9.7CM

Appearance: Full product, partial shrinkage glaze and wear marks, miscellaneous voids on the body, bottom kiln scratches and process breakage marks.

Comment: This bottle has a round mouth and a long straight neck, slightly narrow from top to bottom, with a single string in the neck, round shoulders, bulging belly, and circular feet. Skilled in foot repair, with thick and clumsy foot walls and unglazed feet. The texture of the feet is firm and tight, with a pale yellow soil color. The entire vessel is coated with black glaze, with a thick glaze layer, transparent glaze, and a subtle orange peel texture. The color is black and pure, quiet and deep. The overall shape of the vessel is tall and straight, with exquisite proportions and a dignified atmosphere. The black glaze color complements the plain and beautiful appearance, simple and plain, and the display is decorated with flowers, exuding an elegant ancient charm.

Chronology: Ming

Specification: Height: Approximately 15.6CM, Diameter: Approximately 6.6CM, Abdominal Diameter: Approximately 12.9CM, Foot Diameter: Approximately 8.9CM

Appearance: Local impurities and wear marks, glazed edge and one area repaired by rubbing, glazed shoulder area repaired by rubbing, bottom scratches and process breakage marks.

Comment: This jar has a short neck, round shoulders, double string patterns on the shoulders, a high body, a long curved belly, slightly wider cake feet, and a slightly concave bottom. Its raw material is calm, with no glaze exposed on the belly and bottom, and its soil color is pink white, delicate as paste. Yellow glaze is applied to the mouth and body, creating a calm and serene light sensation. The color is steady, with a leisurely red hue and rich layers of color, exuding an ancient charm. The overall shape of the vessel is dignified and abundant, emphasizing a serene and simple atmosphere. Its form and charm are unforgettable at first glance. This is a Tang Dynasty style yellow glazed work.