Caption
Vase in the shape of an onion-shaped bottle, Chinese art, Chinese culture, Qing 1644–1911 style, hundred antiquities baigu ornament, ceramics. Onion-shaped bottle-vase with a narrow, short neck. The vessel is decorated with a flat relief creating a composition combining a cloud and babao emblems eight precious objects or eight basic symbols. Glaze is single-color, dark, in green-blue tones. 16th–17th century, China. Vessel; height 27 cm; weight 2.6 kg., A teardrop-shaped ceramic vase with a narrow neck and flared rim sits against a dark gray background, the vase surface showing a vibrant turquoise-blue glaze with slightly darker and lighter variations, decorated with an all-over raised pattern of stylized cloud motifs and flowing ribbon-like elements, and a band of repeating wave-like patterns near the base; the rim and foot show a thin exposed edge of unglazed clay in a light beige color, and the vase casts a subtle reflection on the surface beneath it.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26A27_362
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