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Bowl

Shallow inverted bell shaped bowl with flaring rim. The outside decorated with patterns of cloud formations in underglaze blue, brown red and green enamels. The base with a copy of the reign mark of Emperor Y'ung Cheng. Decorated with four petal-shaped sections each with a formal ornament of scrolls in underglaze blue. These are seen against a background of diaper ornament and petals in brown red. Bowl badly cracked and a section is missing. Size: Diameter: 25.8 cm; Height: 7 cm.

Artist / Maker:

Place: Japan

Object Type: bowl

Actual Date: c. 1760

Century: 18th century

Materials: Enamel, Porcelain

Museum Accession Number: X.5658