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A2416 Porcelain jar, famille rose, probably Yung-cheng period, of white opaque porcelain decorated with coloured enamels, the predominant being the rose colour derived from colloidal gold, characteristic of the 'Famille Rose' wares. During the 18th centur

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Object statement
Porcelain jar, famille rose, probably Yung-cheng period, of white opaque porcelain decorated with coloured enamels, the predominant being the rose colour derived from colloidal gold, characteristic of the 'Famille Rose' wares. During the 18th century the Chinese developed this colour to a quality never before or since obtained.

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Description
Porcelain jar, famille rose, probably Yung-cheng period, of white opaque porcelain decorated with coloured enamels, the predominant being the rose colour derived from colloidal gold, characteristic of the 'Famille Rose' wares. During the 18th century the Chinese developed this colour to a quality never before or since obtained.
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A2416

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Acquisition credit line
Gift of Eedy, Captain G W, 1921

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