Chinese pottery and porcelain; vol. 2. Ming and Ch'ing Porcelain

by R. L. Hobson

Plate 125.—Ch’ien Lung Wares. Hippisley Collection.

Fig. 1.—Brush Pot of enamelled Ku-yüeh-hsüan glass. Ch’ien Lung mark. Height 2⅜ inches.

Fig. 2.—Bottle, porcelain painted in Ku-yüeh style, after a picture by the Ch’ing artist Wang Shih-mei. Height 7 inches.

Fig. 3.—Imperial Presentation Cup marked hsü hua t’ang chih tsêng. Height 2 inches.

Fig. 4.—Medallion Vase, brocade ground with bats in clouds, etc. Ch’ien Lung mark. Height 7¼ inches.

Plate 126.—Vase with “Hundred Flower” design in famille rose enamels.

Ch’ien Lung period (1736–1795). Height 19¼ inches. Grandidier Collection (The Louvre).

Plate 127.—Vase painted in mixed enamels. The Hundred Deer. Grandidier Collection (Louvre).