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The introduction of cobalt underglazing from China in the 15th century spurred the development of the local blue-and-white ceramic industry in Vietnam, both for domestic use and for export. Designs of 15th- and 16th-century Vietnamese ceramics, especially the blossoms and floral scrolls decorating this box, tended to reference Chinese designs.

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19452
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Covered Round Box
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19452
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Covered Round Box
description
The introduction of cobalt underglazing from China in the 15th century spurred the development of the local blue-and-white ceramic industry in Vietnam, both for domestic use and for export. Designs of 15th- and 16th-century Vietnamese ceramics, especially the blossoms and floral scrolls decorating this box, tended to reference Chinese designs.
provenance
Len Bartkowiak [date and mode of acquisition unknown]; Walters Art Museum, November 1981, by purchase.
date
late 15th-16th century
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en
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boxes (containers)
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Diam: 3 1/16 in. (7.7 cm)
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Vietnamese
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Stoneware ceramic, underglaze blue
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none
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