Late Qing and Republican porcelain

Author: Tie Yuan (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book focuses on the characteristics of folk porcelain production during the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, where common households produced utilitarian and mass-market porcelain, especially decorative pieces known as "bride's dowry vases" that became essential items for weddings. Organized chronologically by dynasty and categorized by different types, the book provides detailed introductions to various pieces, including blue-and-white or famille rose designs, as well as those with applied decoration. The book features over 180 illustrations, with supplementary images added as needed to highlight unique aspects of each piece—such as back views, bottom views, or close-up details—allowing readers to fully appreciate their distinct features. Each item is accompanied by a market reference price, showcasing both its aesthetic and economic value.