Large Pear-Shaped Vase Imitating Guan Ware

ca. 1728-1735

19.4 cm 23.9 cm

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The pear-shape vase with flared mouth and swelling belly sits on a spreading foot. Two low bands join the neck and body. The interplay of convex and concave contours creates a dynamic silhouette. The blue gray glaze covering the vase is characteristic of vessels of the Qing dy...

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William T. or Henry Walters Collection, Baltimore; by bequest to Walters Art Museum, 1931.
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Chinese
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Ceramics vases

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