28. Cloisonné blue (fa ch’ing) glaze.[422] “This glaze is the result of recent attempts to match this colour (i.e. the deep blue of the cloisonné enamels). As compared with the deep and reddish chi ch’ing, it is darker and more vividly blue (ts’ui), and it has no orange peel or palm eye markings.”
29. Reproductions of European wares with lifelike designs carved and engraved. “Sets of the five sacrificial utensils, dishes, plates, vases, and boxes and the like are also decorated with coloured pictures in European style.”
Plate 121.—Two Beakers and a Jar from sets of five, famille rose enamels. Late Yung Chêng Porcelain.
Fig. 1.—Beaker with “harlequin” ground. Height 15¾ inches. S. E. Kennedy Collection.
Fig. 2.—Jar with dark blue glaze gilt and leaf-shaped reserves. Height 21½ inches. Burdett-Coutts Collection.
Fig. 3.—Beaker with fan and picture-scroll panels, etc., in a deep ruby pink ground. Height 14½ inches. Wantage Collection.
30. Reproductions of wares with incised green decoration in a yellow glaze (chiao huang).
31. Reproductions of yellow-glazed wares: including plain and with incised ornament.
32. Reproductions of purple brown (tzŭ) glazed wares: including plain and with incised ornament.