Dish, 14th century
Unknown artist, Vietnamexpand_more
High fired stoneware with incised decor under a light blue glazeexpand_more
Gift of funds from Clifford and Suzanne Robertsexpand_more 2001.4.66
Not on Viewexpand_more
A strong relationship exists between Vietnamese monochromes with carved, incised or molded decor and the Chinese tradition of ch'ing-pai, a porcelaneous stoneware featuring a thin, light blue, nearly white glaze. Large quantities of ch'ing pai were produced as far south as Kwangtung province which borders Vietnam. This shallow bowl and the saucer dish next to it featuring molded dragons in its cavetto, are very close in glaze, color, and thin potting to the Chinese prototypes.
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- 2001.4.66
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