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Water pot with Kangxi period base mark

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Title

Water pot with Kangxi period base mark

Collection

Production

execution: anonymous, Jingdezhen, 17th to 18th century

Period | Style | School

Material | Technique

Porzellan mit gefleckter Pfirsichhautglasur (jiangdou)

Measurements

height: 7.3 cm
diameter: 9.7 cm

Inventory number

OR 692

Acquisition

assumption , 1907

Department

Asia Collection

Associated Objects

photograph, Fotografie einer chinesischen Schale mit Kupferoxydglasur, aus der Kangxi-Periode

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