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Porcelain of the Yuan Dynasty

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Introduction


The Yuan Dynasty (1271 – 1368) was a transitional age in the developmental history of China's porcelain. The firing techniques of blue and white porcelain were greatly improved, forming a style unique to the Yuan Dynasty; and the firing of underglaze red porcelain was also growing mature. No matter in design, pattern, firing techniques, or other aspects, the Yuan porcelain had laid a solid foundation for its further development in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Porcelain

  • Famille Rose Porcelain of the Late Qing Dynasty
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  • Famille Rose Porcelain of the Mid-Qing Dynasty
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  • Famille Rose Porcelain of the Early Qing Dynasty
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  • Porcelain with Cloisonne Enamel Decoration
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  • Porcelain in the Five Dynasties
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  • Porcelain from Famous Kilns in the Tang Dynasty
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  • Porcelain in the Sui and Tang Dynasties
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  • Porcelain from the Three Kingdoms Period to the Northern Dynasty
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  • Porcelain of the Yuan Dynasty
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