Pair of bowls with floral designs on a blue ground
Pair of bowls with floral designs on a blue ground
Pair of bowls with floral designs on a blue ground
Pair of bowls with floral designs on a blue ground
Pair of bowls with floral designs on a blue ground
Pair of bowls with floral designs on a blue ground
Pair of bowls with floral designs on a blue ground
Pair of bowls with floral designs on a blue ground
Pair of bowls with floral designs on a blue ground
Pair of bowls with floral designs on a blue ground
Pair of bowls with floral designs on a blue ground
Pair of bowls with floral designs on a blue ground
Pair of bowls with floral designs on a blue ground
Pair of bowls with floral designs on a blue ground

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Pair of bowls with floral designs on a blue ground

Chinese
Qing dynasty, Daoguang reign period, 1821–1850
1995-270.1-.2

Information

Title
Pair of bowls with floral designs on a blue ground
Medium
Porcelain with overglaze polychrome enamel
Dimensions
each: h. 5.3 cm., diam. 12.5 cm. (2 1/16 x 4 15/16 in.)
Credit Line
Bequest of Babette S. Cochran in memory of her husband, Reid B. Cochran, Class of 1937
Object Number
1995-270.1-.2
Place Made

Asia, China

Inscription
Square relief seal on each base: Wang t’ang fu [ ]
Culture
Chinese
Period
Daoguang, Qing
Type
bowls (vessels), ceramics, chinese ceramics styles
Materials
overglazing, porcelain, enamel
Subject
flowers (plants), floral patterns

–1995 Babette S. Cochran, by bequest to the Princeton University Art Museum, 1995.

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