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Large vase with blue-and-white moulded appliqué

This is a large vase with a flaring mouth, a straight neck, slanting shoulders, bulging body tapering to the bottom and a splayed foot. The original handles are missing from the shoulders. The background of this vase is primarily in a pea green (dou qing*

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Research on the Longquan Celadon Ewer with Two Handles of the Song Dynasty

Journal of Basic Design & Art
De Xing Li, Hun Kee Lee
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A Study on Chinese Ceramic Patterns - Focusing on the Decorative Techniques of Longquan Celadon -

JOURNAL OF THE KOREA CONTENTS ASSOCIATION
Zong-Shang Jiang, Jong-Ki Kim
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Bi lü Ming dai Longquan yao qing ci = Green : Longquan celadon of the Ming dynasty

, 2009
Guo li gu gong bo wu yuan, Cai, Meifen
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Green Vase with Handles in the Form of Phoenix Birds: A Longquan Celadon of the Yuan Dynasty (1271–1368)

Nona D. Dronova Independent Researcher in Chinese Ceramics and Art History Email: dronova@example.com | ORCID: 0000-0000-0000-0000 Published on Zenodo | DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.XXXXXXX | License: CC BY 4.0 Abstract This article presents a comprehensive art-historical and technical analysis of a green glazed stoneware vase with phoenix-shaped handles ...
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Longquan ceramic of archaeological excavation in Near East – introduction of Longquan celadon about the Williamson Collection and the Siraf material [in Chinese]

, 2011
Zhang, Ran, Kennet, Derek, Priestman, Seth   +2 more
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Longquan Celadon Distributed in the Western Indian Ocean [西印度洋地区发现的龙泉窑青瓷]

, 2020
Zhang, Ran
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Gourd-shaped vessel with twin loop handles. China, Yuan dynasty (1271–1368). Longquan celadon.

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Gemological Optical Microscopy as a Non-Destructive Authentication Tool for Yuan Dynasty Longquan Celadon: A Case Study of a Gourd-Shaped Vessel with Twin Loop Handles

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Treasure legacy or political symbolization: Longquan celadon excavated from the Smederevo Fortress of Serbia

Archaeometry
Abstract The Smederevo Fortress served successively as the capital of the medieval Serbian state and the seat of the Smederevo Sanjak from 1427 to 1512, assuming great political and military significance.
Rui Wen, Vesna Bikic
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