1995-2002 Year-Old Monochrome Glazed Porcelain Auction Catalogue. Yellow Glaze

Author: Yachang Art Network
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: In recent years, with the continuous improvement of people's living standards, the popularity of collecting porcelain has been on the rise. Collecting interests vary greatly. In addition to favoring colored porcelain such as blue-and-white, (wǔcǎi - polychrome), doucai, and famille rose, there is a group of ancient ceramic enthusiasts who are particularly fond of colored glaze porcelain. Take colored glaze porcelain, for example: some prefer celadon glaze, some white glaze, some red glaze, some blue glaze, some yellow glaze, some purple glaze, and so on. This book showcases yellow glaze porcelain. Yellow glaze porcelain first appeared in the Tang Dynasty. At that time, kilns such as Shouzhou Kiln in Huainan, Henan Province, Xiguan Kiln and Jiaxian Kiln in Mian County, Shaanxi Province, Hunyuan Kiln in Shanxi Province, Quyang Kiln in Hebei Province, and Changsha Kiln in Hunan Province all produced yellow glaze porcelain, with Shouzhou Kiln's yellow glaze porcelain being particularly renowned.