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Posted 9 days ago
ho2cultcha
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This little jar from the flea market today is 6 cm high and the base does look Song dynasty, maybe Longquan? I think it is stoneware,. Apostata will know!
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I was told this: Zhangzhou Swatow white crackle glaze jarlet. Mouth rim repaired. Late Ming. circa 1600.
I don't really see the repair, but maybe it is there.
??????? insert
Táoqì insert
for Song you need a type of GE or GUAN ware it doesn,t seen the same
Difference Heating Chinese Pottery Stone Ware and Earthenware
The heating processes for Chinese pottery, stone ware, and earthenware differ significantly due to their distinct clay compositions and firing temperatures.
Earthenware: Typically fired at lower temperatures, earthenware retains its porosity and is less durable. It is often used for decorative items and is the oldest form of ceramic pottery.
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Stoneware: Fired at mid-fire temperatures, stoneware is denser, stronger, and more durable. It is commonly used for functional pottery and is the most popular type of pottery in most pottery classes.
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Porcelain: Fired at high temperatures, porcelain is the most refined and strongest type of ceramic. It is known for its translucency and is often used for fine art pieces and decorative items.
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Each type of pottery has its own set of properties and uses, making it essential to choose the right type for your project. Understanding the differences in heating and firing processes is crucial for achieving the desired results and ensuring the longevity of your pottery pieces.
the major problem with Swatow is , how to date a monochroom , because most Swatow are BUSY pieces floers etc
It is probably meant for , south east Asia, not being Vietnam , possible INDONESIE
there is no sampling of the BATAM WRECK
there is always a major trouble concerning crackle ware even at a very high level, they widen the spread , to prevent claims
so who am i , if i might guesh i think about 1620
Thank you Waki. It does appear to be stoneware. I used to make pottery, so I do know a bit about it. I've made earthenware, stoneware and porcelain pieces many eons ago. Your comments are always loaded with info!
there is probably a mark in it but it is not from the LENA CARGO, jesus christ so difficult i gonna stop
No problem. It is a nice small fleamarket find. No biggie. Do you know much about Dehua/Blanc de chine?
not not that much , i could try , i need my databases and i am not at home much, but i am getting worse , my eyes are failing, and i am getting worse by the antiepileptca ( epilepsie )
We have something else in common!