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	CARE - Image Information ~ Ritual Wine Cup (footed)
		Celadon is a type of pottery having a pale green glaze, originally produced in Longquan city, Zhejiang province, China during the Song Dynasty.
		Colors of the celadon glaze range from blue, blue-green through many shades of green, and finally to a dark grey, depending on the thickness of the applied glaze, and the type of clay to which it is applied.
		The term celadon for the pottery's pale jade-green glaze was first applied by European connoisseurs to the wares when Longquan celadon appeared in France in the 17th century.
	www.carearts.org /lessons/info/1951_8b_info.html (303 words)

	Celadon
		Celadon, a famous type of ancient Chinese stoneware, came into being during the period of the Five Dynasties(907-960).
		As the celadon ware produced in Longquan County.
		Celadon was the hero of the French writer Honore Urfe's romance L' Astree (1610) the lover of the heroine Astree.
	www.antiquesndynasties.com /celadon.htm (169 words)

	Longquan celadon - Fine China and China Pattern - Chinese Culture
		Longquan celadon (龙泉青瓷) is a variety of celadon pottery produced in Longquan city, Zheji">
		Longquan celadon (龙泉青瓷) is a variety of celadon pottery produced in Longquan city, Zhejiang province, China.
		Longquan Celadon has two types, say, Ge Kiln and Di Kiln (Ge means elder brother and Di means younger brother in Chinese languageChinese).
	www.famouschinese.com /virtual/Longquan_celadon (377 words)

	montefin's Pottery Glossary
		Celadon or Longquan Celadon is a type of pottery having a pale green glaze, originally produced in Longquan city, Zhejiang province, China.
		By the Southern Song and Yuan Dynasty (1127-1368 B.C), Longquan Celadon entered a most prosperous period during which the skill of making celadon had reached a new height and gradually formed a comprehensive celadon kiln system centering on Longquan town.
		In fact the term 'celadon' was applied by European connoisseurs to the wares when they appeared in France in the 17th century.
	www.montefin.com /pottery/info/montefins-pottery-glossary.html (3513 words)

	Porcelain Exportation and Production in China, By: Li Huibing
		Celadon of Yue kiln in Zhejiang province and white porcelain of Xing kiln in Hebei province were two major types of porcelain in the Tang dynasty.
		Celadon of Longquan kiln was produced in large quantity, and it gradually replaced the old Yue celadon, becoming the primary exported porcelain.
		Both celadon of Longquan kiln and blue and white porcelain were found in the Philippines.
	www.gotheborg.com /exhibition/huibing.shtml (2980 words)

	A broken vase old Cathay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		For clarity regarding "Celadon" - this is a Western trade name, only referring to the color of the cloths, worn by an actor in a well known French theater play during the 18th century.
		Those were special in such a way that they were - and still are - made with a grayish white body and a thick greenish glaze which got its special character from being distinctively underfired and having reached their top temperature very slowly.
		There is also "Celadons from Longquan Kilns" by Zhu Boqian, which I have not read but are told is good.
	www.gotheborg.com /qa/celadon.shtml (490 words)

	Chinese ceramics on Turiang
		The celadon came from the Longquan kilns in Zhejiang province; the other ninety per cent of the items came from Guangdong province.
		A number of other Longquan celadon dishes are between 26 and 28 cm in diameter.
		Yet another Longquan celadon dish type is slightly smaller, 25-26 cm in diameter.
	www.maritimeasia.ws /turiang/chinese.html (1373 words)

	p14: Discovering Asia's ceramic development
		The Sukhothai fish and flower plates on the Longquan site, such as those on the right, are slightly larger than their counterparts from the Turiang, but the clay and slip are the same, and motifs are similar.
		Chinese celadon plates such as that on the right are of the same type as a group from the earlier Turiang cargo.
		A large storage jar from Suphanburi found on the Longquan, with elaborate stamped decorations on the shoulder, is identical to those seen on the Nanyang site, and to the broken neck of a very large jar on the Turiang.
	www.maritimeasia.ws /exhib01/pages/p014.html (536 words)

	Celadon
		A green glaze was in use in China by the 7th century, and during the Song dynasty (960-1280) this developed to a jade-like substance.
		Celadon technique was arguably perfected by the 12th and 13th century, when it depended solely on balanced form.
		Sisatchanalai celadon was recovered from the Nanyang, Longquan and Royal Nanhai shipwrecks.
	www.mingwrecks.com /celadon.html (684 words)

	Ming pottery from 15th century shipwreck for SALE
		Surface samples collected from the 'overburden' include Chinese celadon from the Longquan kilns and white-glazed porcellaneous bowls from southern China.
		The majority of the celadon wares exhibit a rare pale bluish-green color that is unknown on the Sisatchanalai celadon recovered from the other shipwrecks.
		She was loaded with 15th century antique celadon wares of the best quality.
	www.mingwrecks.com /Longquan.html (582 words)

	Celadon - China-related Topics CE-CH - China-Related Topics
		Image:Three_kingdoms_jar.jpgthumbCeladon funerary jar from the Three Kingdoms period Celadon is a type of pottery having a pale green glaze, originally produced in Longquan city, Zhejiang province, China.
		Longquan celadon was first produced in Longquan, around 900 AD, and the manufacture of celadon ware spread to Korea some 100 years later who started to perfect this style of art.
		Celadon is also the name of a trucktrucking company based in Indianapolis, Indiana, serving the United States and other parts of North America.
	www.famouschinese.com /virtual/Celadon (333 words)

	Featured works menu
		Longquan celadon; cong-shaped vessel supported by a Buddhist stupa base; finely molded details; Song dynasty; 7.3 inches (18.4 cm) high.
		A celadon glazed ceramic bowl; chrysanthemum petal pattern on the exterior with delicately formed mouthrim; white glazed interior; underglazed cobalt blue hallmark of zhi ben tang zhi; ceramic; 18th century; China.
		A porcelain vase with fencai and grisaille enamelled desgin of winter landscape and the Tree Friends of Winter, namely pine, bamboo and peach trees; dotted with pavillion and lake and moutainous scenes; inscribed in fl enamel with red seals; overglazed blue enamel mark of Qianlong Nianzhi; Republic period; circa 1900; China.
	www.shakris.com /categories/cceramic.html (415 words)

	Site of Celadon Kiln at Longquan
		The Longquan Kiln, located in Longquan County, Zhejiang Province, is one of the most famous kilns in the Song Dynasty.
		The Longquan Kiln, first built in Five Dynasties, produced vases, kettles, jars and plates with vases having the richest varieties.
		Celadon figurine of He Xian Gu (one of the eight immortals connected with Taoism): decorative object (up, height 17.5 cm); Celadon water dropper in the shape of squash: tea set (bottom, height 16.5 cm)
	www.chinaculture.org /gb/en_artqa/2003-09/24/content_39504.htm (399 words)

	Yuan Longquan Celadon Octagonal Foliate Dish (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		A very rare foliate edged octagonal lobed Zhejiang Longquan celadon dish, the cavetto decorated with alternating panels of stylized lotus blossom motifs and deer under a wutong tree.
		The octafoil shaped central panel is carved with a pair of birds roosting in bamboo.
		The entire dish is covered in an olive toned celadon glaze except for the unglazed ring on the base which has burnt red in the firing.
	www.teadust.com /gallery/cel/ce_yu_351.htm (101 words)

	Song Longquan Celadon Funerary Vase, Chinese (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Made in the southern province of Longquan after the court had fled the invasions of the north, this group of celadons are very distinctive.
		The rich and buttery surface of the Longquan celadon glaze is opalescent, filled with thousands of miniscule bubbles of gases that were caught as the glaze cooled and solidified.
		These celadons were produced in large number, and many were exported to the faraway markets of Japan, Persia, and Southeast Asia.
	www.glendale.edu /ceramics/songlongquan.html (128 words)

	:: Long Quan ::
		Due to the use of forges and the purity of water and of clay, Longquan also became an important Celadon center since the Northern Song (960-1127).
		After he supervised our check in at Longquan's best hotel, and after dining had ended -- always a feast and an excuse to drink Mao Tai, Chinese rice wine of very high alcohol percentage -- we set up for the visit to his shop the next morning.
		A hanging bridge connected both margins and as we progressed I started to notice that stones were in a lower part of the stream and then, a little further, the stones started to turn red.
	www.arscives.com /china/longquan.htm (1683 words)

	LongQuan ZhengCong Celadon Research Office
		Mao Zheingcong, The superintendent,has been studying the celadon art for forty-five years.He has not only carried one the fine ancient technology,but also made a new breakthrough at the research of the celadon art of Ge kiln.
		The produce are divided into big groups, that is, white celadon base and cinnabar celadon base with thick glaze.
		Celadon from the Younger Brother Kiln was said in ancient books to be sparkling, pure and as perfect as jade.
	www.cn-mzc.com /en (175 words)

	LongQuan ZhengCong Celadon Research Office (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Longquan celadon started in the Five Dynasties, reached its summit during the Song and Yuan Dynasties and lasted to the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
		The produce are divided into big groups,that is, white celadon base and cinnabar celadon base with thick glaze.
		The celadon mouth appears purple and in the place where base in exposed, it appears fl.
	g.msn.com /9SE/1?http://www.cn-mzc.com/en/company.php?glrco=kultur&&DI=6244&IG=6b29ad9a7446447e91a77efc9af0a7b3&POS=2&CM=WPU&CE=2&CS=AWP&SR=2 (221 words)

	Winter Exhibition 1999 / Ceramics
		A Longquan celadon tripod incense burner of archaic bronze li form.
		A small square Longquan celadon saucer with moulded decoration of a spotted deer amid clouds and lingzhi fungus.
		A rare Longquan celadon box and cover, the cover is impressed with a floral branch within a shaped border.
	www.keverne.co.uk /NewPages/ceramics.html (816 words)

	Asian Art - E&J Frankel, New York
		A very large and wide celadon covered wine jar.
		Vessels of this shape often have the character for wine, jiu, incised under the glaze.
		This was made at the kilns at Longquan, Zhejiang Province.
	www.ejfrankel.com /details.asp?artID=38 (34 words)

	longquan celadon - SHANGHAI LONGWILL Imp. & Exp. Co.,Ltd (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Longquan Celadon was made before southern and Northern Dynasty, was in fashion in Southern Song, with the history of one thousand years.
		The glaze of "Di Kiln" is so fresh and green that it looks like green jade, and the veined "Ge Kiln" is so single and unsophisticated and elegant that it became one of the most five famous kiln of Song Dy-nasty.
		Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or image of longquan celadon without the permission of All Products Online Corporation and SHANGHAI LONGWILL Imp.
	www.allproducts.com /manufacture98/celadon/product1_print.html (180 words)

	Chinese Celadon from Longquan Gallery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Specialize in Chinese Celadons, Blue and White Porcelains
		An enthusiastic antique collector based in Hong Kong, Longquan Gallery collects and trades Chinese Porcelains specialize in Longquan Celadons.
		An unique collection of Longquan Celadons from Song, Yuan and Ming dynasties.
	www.trocadero.com /longquangallery (55 words)

	teksing1
		Most of the porcelains are blue-white porcelain from early 19th century, manufactured in Dehua kilns in Fujian Province.
		Among he intriguing finds include Longquan celadon wares attributed to Mid Ming Dyansty (similar to those shown below).
		In addition, in view of the small number of such items, it is widely believed that they were the personal belongings of the passengers.
	www.koh-antique.com /discovery/teksing1.html (651 words)

	bargaincorner
		The glossy and glassy glaze with crackles is typical of late Ming celadon.
		The footring and base is glazed apart from a wide firing ring which has re-oxidised into typical red-brown colour.
		Yuan Longquan celadon large dish with incised floral motif
	www.koh-antique.com /csale/csale1.html (368 words)

	Southeast Asian Art \| Si Satchanalai (Sawankhalok) ware bowl \| F1977.21
		The transparent, blue-green glaze on this dish characterizes celadon made at the major Thai kiln center of Si Satchanalai.
		Its form and decoration show awareness of Yuan dynasty (1279–1368) Longquan celadon.
		Exported in large quantities, such dishes competed with Longquan celadon in the markets in insular Southeast Asia during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.
	www.asia.si.edu /collections/singleObject.cfm?ObjectId=11861 (54 words)

	Doyle New York \| Asian Works of Art
		The top lot of the sale was a finely worked 19th century Chinese gilt bronze sceptre inset with bright green celadon and chestnut striated jade carved with sage and deer in a landscape.
		The bronze was cast with auspicious symbols in relief and chased with scrolling foliage on the reverse, and the handle was inset with white jade four-character mark, resting on a naturalistically carved wood base.
		Another high price was achieved by a Ming Dynasty Longquan celadon vase measuring 15 1/8 inches in height, and also from the V. Everit Macy Collection.
	www.doylenewyork.com /pr/asian_art/06AS02/default.htm (790 words)

	Chinese Porcelain antiques articles and information part 6
		Reproductions of Song dynasty Longquan celadon wares were made at Jingdezhen in the early eighteenth century, but outright fakes were also made there, using special clay and artificially aged by boiling in meat broth, refiring and storage in sewers.
		At Jingdezhen the two remaining wood fired, egg-shaped kilns produce convincing reproductions of earlier wares and at Zhejiang province good reproductions of Song Longquan celedon wares continue to be made in large, side-stoked dragon kilns.
		Before World War II, the English potter Bernard Leach found what he took to be genuine Song dynasty cizhou rice-bowls being sold for very little money on the dock of a Chinese port and was surprised to learn that they were in fact newly made.
	www.antiqueweb.com /articles/chinese_porcelain_part_6.html (675 words)

	Yuan Dynasty chinese celadon porcelain
		14th - 15th Century Longquan Celadon cup with soft jade green glaze over an impressed lotus flower decoration.
		Longuan, the name of the village that first made this glaze means "dragon fountain", a beautiful, mysterious name of for this beautiful, mysterious ware.
		Perfect Condition (The celadon cupl has suffered no damage since it emerged from the kiln.) Authenticity guarantee.
	www.seaantique.com /N14006D.htm (124 words)

	Longquan Products
		China longquan exquisite serial of celadon tea set
		Old Large Longquan Kiln Porcelain Vase With 8 Immortals
		Very Rare Chinese Ming Dynasty Longquan Celadon Bowl
	joshuasears.com /longquan.html (123 words)

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