Chinese Porcelain
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 Excellent Chinese Porcelain Green Vase  US $32.00
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 Chinese Porcelain Boy Money Scent Burner US $35.00
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 Unique Chinese Porcelain Inkwell US $29.00
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 Fantastic Chinese Porcelain Blue White Jar US $28.00
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The Northern Song Dynasty was very civilized period of China because during that time many people were willing to discover new things which improved people's lives. On the other hand Chinese Porcelain was discovered many years before this dynasty existed, but however this porcelain was still in development. During this period there were new wares discovered and started to be used. Qingbai was a very famous ware which became very popular in a such short period.
This ware, also called yingqing got this name from the Chinese words that meant a clear blue pattern in white. It has a special glaze that was made using pottery stone. However it also contained very small amounts of iron. If this ware is applied on a white porcelain body, it will receive a new color which is a pattern of green to blue. This ware was used to create bowls and these bowls were later painted on a Chinese village of Hutian. There is a very special bowl that is still present nowadays and it has a very special design. This design represented the reflection of clouds in the ocean. The body of this porcelain made bowl is white and also has a special touch made from sugar which meant that the bowl was created by using pottery stone instead of kaolin.
This special type of pottery is very appreciated nowadays too because it represents a long history and a vivid origin of it. There are many bowls, dishes, plates, and cups made off this qingbai ware that are still saved in famous art museums throughout the world. Another special characteristic of this ware is that it was made along a special glaze or without any glaze at all. If you are looking forward to purchasing one of these bowls or dishes yourself, prepare to pay a very high price. Good luck!
For more info on Chinese porcelain, visit: http://www.chinapottery.org
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Chinese Armorial Porcelain For the Dutch Market $205.33 Chinese Armorial Porcelain For the Dutch Market |
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Chinese Porcelain $5 The art of porcelain manufacturing is linked closely to China and its history, appearing in the 7th century when it became an important symbol of royalty or high status. The masterpieces of the genre featured in this book range from simple tea bowls and fantastic vases to hair ornaments, figurines and snuff boxes with intricate, multi-coloured designs. The presentations of these fragile objects are accompanied by an informative outline of the history of Chinese porcelain. This delicate material attracted and continues to attract the attention of art lovers throughout the world, making Mega Square Chinese Porcelain an ideal gift. |
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Symbols on Chinese Porcelain $70.93 'Ten Thousand Times Happiness' reveals the auspicious, symbolic meaning of Chinese Porcelain (12th-18th centuries) introducing 80 masterpieces of the Keramiekmuseum Princessehof, Leuwarden, the Netherlands. |
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Still Life of Peaches and Grapes in a Chinese Porcelain Bowl $19.99 Still Life of Peaches and Grapes in a Chinese Porcelain Bowl - Giclee Print |
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Chinese Porcelain on Display at the Philadelphia Museum of Art $69.99 Chinese Porcelain on Display at the Philadelphia Museum of Art - Photographic Print |
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Stool Chinese Porcelain, Ming to Form Covered Vase $34.99 Stool Chinese Porcelain, Ming to Form Covered Vase - Giclee Print |
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Ancient Chinese Porcelain Adorns Mexican Monuments $13.99 Sisse Brimberg Ancient Chinese Porcelain Adorns Mexican Monuments - Photographic Print |
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Chinese Porcelain (Hardcover) $10.9 First appearing in the 7th century, porcelain art in China quickly became enormously important as a symbol of royalty or high status. The masterpieces of this genre featured in this book range from simple tea bowls to fantastic vases, hair ornaments, figurines and snuff boxes with intricate, multi-coloured designs. This delicate material attracted and continues to attract the attention of art-lovers throughout the world, making Mega Square Chinese Porcelain an ideal gift. |
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Port of London: Chinese Porcelain on Display in a Warehouse $99.99 Carl Mydans Port of London: Chinese Porcelain on Display in a Warehouse - Premium Photographic Print |
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Shards of Chinese Porcelain from the Ming and Late Qing Dynasties $39.99 Shards of Chinese Porcelain from the Ming and Late Qing Dynasties - Photographic Print |
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Gifts with Humanity YJPE01Porcelain228001 Chinese Porcelain Earrings $32.45 Porcelain Earrings. Country of Origin: Made in InDia. The distinctive Chinese Porcelain features traditional designs giving these earrings their charm. The earrings hang 1 below sterling silver hooks. |
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Chinese Armorial Porcelain For the Dutch Market By Kroes, Jochem $284.75 Author: Kroes, Jochem Subtitle: Chinese Porcelain with Coats of Arms of Dutch Families Publication Date: 2008/03/15 Number of Pages: 718 Binding Type: Hardcover Language: English Depth: 2.25 Width: 10.00 Height: 12.25 |
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Wild Strawberries in a Chinese Wanli Kraak Porcelain Bowl, 1704 $34.99 Adrian Coorte Wild Strawberries in a Chinese Wanli Kraak Porcelain Bowl, 1704 - Giclee Print |
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Yixing Teapot and a Chinese Porcelain Tete-A-Tete on a Partly Draped Ledge $49.99 Pieter Gerritsz. van Roestraten Yixing Teapot and a Chinese Porcelain Tete-A-Tete on a Partly Draped Ledge - Giclee Print |
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Chinese Calligraphy Porcelain Bead Cord Bracelet $19.98 Genuine porcelain beads feature colorful peonies and Chinese calligraphy conveying the cherished message: "Our friendship is strong and it will last forever." The woven-cord bracelet adjusts 7"-11" by pulling on the two knotted ends. Earrings have sterling silver accents. |
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Strawberry And Chinese Porcelain Counted Cross Stitch Kit $13.67 Description:This Strawberry Cross Stitch features two bottles made of Chinese celadon, some strawberrys.This Cross Stitch Porcelain works on 11 count navy white evenweave fabric with 19 colorful coded floss which all would be used during making the stitchElegant and quiet color, simple pattern, let your heart get a piece of quietStrawberry Counted Stitch's fabric and floss are washable and durableUsing full cross stitch to achieve its tunning realism and back stitch for its artistic impactYou can also send this Porcelain Stitch to others as a present.Size: 35cm x 38cm (after finished) , and frame not included.This Stitch is recommended for advanced maker.Color: as the picture shownWeight: 212.3gPackage Content:2 needles11-count white fabricThread paletteCotton threadGraphed instructions |
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Old Chinese Porcelain plate painting,handmade, the Eight Immortals $124.21 Chinese painting is one brilliant page in Chinese culture and civilization history.they are one of the treasures of China. |
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Lion Motif Chinese Porcelain Stool (China) $88.99 Versatile as it is attractive, you can find almost endless uses for this garden stoolHandcrafted Chinese ceramic stools date back to the Ming dynastyInspired by Chinese craftsmanship of the 18th Century Glazed porcelain stool with raised dots and a pierced design Can be used as a seat, plant stand, or side table Designed for use indoors or outdoorsHand-finished in a rich, clear lacquer Story behind the art:Chinese ceramic stools date back to the Ming dynasty. Our garden stools are 100-percent handmade by high fire process. The color of glaze will not fade or change. They function as an extra seat, foot rest, small table, plant stand, cocktail table, etc. Made in Jingdezhen (Jingde Town). It has been termed the 'Porcelain Capital' because of its production of quality china. It has a 1700-year-old history of china production. There are thousands of workshops in Jingdezhen, generation after generation.What is Worldstock?The handcrafted touch of artisan skill creates variations in color, size and design. If buying two of the same item, slight differences should be expected. Note: Color discrepancies may occur between this product and your computer screen.ImportedShips Carbon Neutral* |
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Blue and White Kylin Chinese Porcelain Stool (China) $89.99 Versatile as it is attractive, you can find almost endless uses for this garden stool. Handmade of quality porcelain, this stool can be used outside or inside as an extra seat, foot rest, small table, plant stand, cocktail table, and more.Product Features:Glazed porcelain stool with raised dots and a pierced design in blue and whiteChinese ceramic stools date back to the Ming dynastyInspired by Chinese craftsmanship of the 18th century Stool measures 18 inches high x 12 inches wide x 13 inches longBox measures 20 inches high x 15 inches wide x 15 inches longStory Behind the Art:Made in Jingdezhen (Jingde Town). It has been termed the 'Porcelain Capital' because of its production of quality china. It has a 1700-year-old history of china production. There are thousands of workshops in Jingdezhen, generation after generation.What is Worldstock?The handcrafted touch of artisan skill creates variations in color, size and design. If buying two of the same item, slight differences should be expected. Note: Color discrepancies may occur between this product and your computer screen.ImportedShips Carbon Neutral* |
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Peaches and Grapes in a Blue and White Chinese Porcelain Bowl Fruit Still Life, 1634 $39.99 Louise Moillon Peaches and Grapes in a Blue and White Chinese Porcelain Bowl Fruit Still Life, 1634 - Giclee Print |
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Porcelain $12.39 Porcelain |
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Sterling Silver Chinese Porcelain Earrings (China) $12.49 Add a touch of colorful elegance to any ensemble with handmade jewelry from China. These stunning earrings feature Chinese porcelain with traditional designs on sterling silver hooks. Product Features: White and blue Chinese porcelain beads Sterling silver construction Shepherd's hooks Earrings hang approximately 1 inch from sterling silver hooks Story Behind the Art:What began as a desire to help victims of sexual abuse and exploitation turned into a holistic program that helps women in Asia start a new life and pursue their dreams. Xiao Ying was abandoned when she was a young girl. She was left traveling from house to house, until finally her mother found her and sold her to a man. Terrified, she ran away and eventually ended up living with an uncle. Not long after, he was diagnosed with cancer. He could not afford the medical bills so he sent his daughter and Xiao Ying into a life of prostitution. She was hopeless and alone until she was rescued by volunteers from the SF Project. Today Xiao Ying is starting a new life in the SF shelter. Through their sponsorship program she is attending vocational school and hopes to one day have a family of her own.What is Worldstock?The handcrafted touch of artisan skill creates variations in color, size and design. If buying two of the same item, slight differences should be expected. Note: Color discrepancies may occur between this product and your computer screen.ImportedShips Carbon Neutral*All weights and measurements are approximate and may vary slightly from the listed information. |
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