Object class: Ceramic ware (visual works) / Materials: Enamel (fused coating) / Function: 1.5 Household - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 9-14586, described as Bowl, enamel on metal, enamelling, Light blue ground, red, pink, white, green, blue; 7 1/4" diameter, 3 3/8" high' Single flower motif, inside center; floral pattern, outside; footring; damaged January 1969 condition good Bowl, Canton enamel. Interior rose, two peaches at center. Exterior has peaches and floral and foliage sprays on pale green. Dark blue scroll design at top; key-fret design on base. Badly damaged: four large chips on exterior which extend inside enamel. Interior has 10cm crack and chip at top, many cracks, chips and water damage. D. 19 cm H. 9.5cm Painted enamel on metal Companion bowl to 9-1068 Painted enamel known in China as Yang Tz'u, "Foreign porcelain," which refers to the foreign origin of the enameling technique. Arthur and Grace Chu, Oriental Cloisonne and Other Enamels, Crown, N.Y. 1975

Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 9-12718, described as bowl, porcelain. wide and shallow w/ scalloped rim, short recessed foot. incised imperial dragon motif amid flaming pearls and floral scrollwork in emerald green on mustard yellow ground: center medalion-frontal view similar to textile pattern, w/ two elongated dragons on both inner and outer sides. thin iron-brown band following contour of rim edge, 4-character inscription in underglaze blue on base reading 'rare shining vessel of the Ch'ing' H. 4 cm. Dia. 19 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Bowls, accession number 9-12724a-f, described as Bowls (a,b); lids (c,d); saucers (e,f); porcelain w/ overglaze enamel decor. Cups have low waist; fairly straight expanding sides and flared out rim. Interior plain, exterior decorated w/ motif common to all pcs.: polychrome enamel floral scrollwork on dark blue ground. Four reserve medallions containing a different character each (longevity, etc.) in gold. Band around rim containing red, blue, yellow key-fret pattern on turquoise ground. Lids (c&d) are flat-bowl shaped w/narrow cylinder finial, w/ same design on upper side. Saucers (e&f) are bowl-shaped w/ slight lobes in rim and deep depressed centers (pedestal) for foot of bowls. Design on upper side. Gilt on rim of all pcs. (a-d) have coral-red reign mark of Kuang hsu (1875-1908). Chips in rim of (a&b). H. (a&b): 6.3cm. Dia. 10.1; H. (c&d) 1.2cm. Dia, 9.3 H. (e&f) 3.4cm. Dia. 11cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Dish, accession number 9-12443, described as plate, porcelain w/ overglaze enamel deco. 'Nabeshima ware, wide, shallow bowl shape, on tall pedestal foot. four clusters of pomegranates w/ blue underglaze leaves and branches, and blue-green enamel leaves. darker blue outline. pomegranates are in light and dark red enamel w/ touches of yellow. pure white ground. 3 Chinese coin designs w/ fillets on underside*. Nabeshima 'comb' pattern band around foot. one of four identical plates. H. 4.5 cm. rim Dia. 21.6 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Dish, accession number 9-12397, described as Porcelain bowl with blue and white underglaze and galze. Imari; quarefoil; scene; inside center, flowers and leaves, sides: outside panels, single fruit.

Hearst Museum object titled Gourd dish, accession number 9-14590, described as Enameled dish Materials: enamel, copper Techniques: enamel painting Colors: white ground with delicate multicolor, blue on verso Dimensions: 16" diam. 1 1/2" high Remarks: Large, round shallow basin resting on six round feet. Has flaring, flat rim with eight indented lobes. White enamel on copper. Inside has delicately painted watershore scene with three men, one boy, trees and a bridge. Surrounded by fruits, flowers, leaves. Rim has roses and leaves. Verso has four flower and fruit motifs on rim and one in center. Blue band with white floral scroll runs round verso of basin rim. badly damaged, has been meneded Dish, Canton enamel. Large, round, shallow basin resting on five round feet; has flaring flat rim with eight indented lobes in famille rose colors on white ground. Delicately painted scene has three men and boy, pine trees and bridge. Surrounded by border of fruit, flowers and leaves. Verso has four floral and fruit motifs on rim; center has rose and gourd design. Cracks on both sides. D. 40.5 cm Arthur & Grace Chu, Oriental Cloisonne and other Enamels, Crown, N.Y. 1975 Platter, metal with painted enamel decoration; large, round, shallow, flat bottomed, raised rim with scalloped edge forming eight indented lobes; stands on six small round-knob feet. Watershore garden scene on upper side with two men and one boy standing under pine, another man on footbridge; blossoming trees, grass, mountains and water in background. Scene surrounded by loose floral scrollwork with blossoms and fruit. Broad rim has four branch and flower designs. Underside has four fruit and flower motifs on white ground; Floral scrollwork in reserve white on blue. Gourd and peony design center. Brass on rim-edge. Upperside of rim badly damaged and mended. Dia. 45.6cm; H. 4.1cm Copper, with painted enamel, brass rim and feet. Painted enamel known in China as Yang Tz'u, "Foreign porcelain", which refers to the foreign origin of the enameling technique and colors.

Hearst Museum object titled Plate, accession number 9-8418, described as plate, round; porcelain w/ interior design of fish, fowl and weasel-like animal; enamels on light blue ground; diam. 20.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Spoon, accession number 9-14579, described as spoon, porcelain w/ overglaze light relief enamel decoration: tassle from handle to bowl of spoon w/ two fish, and endless-knot emblem in light relief, coral-red and blue, w/ gilt outline; surrounded by small polychrome floral designs. gilt rim. underside has three small coral-red zig-zag designs, and darker red seal mark of the T'ung Chih reign (1862-1875). white ground, pitted on the underside. small stilt marks. L. 15.1 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Spoon, accession number 9-14580a,b, described as Spoons; porcelain, glaze, enamel; orange, black, green, on white, gold; a: 4-8/8" long; b: 4-3/4" long; Two goldfish, motif; "a" has darker orange than "b", otherwise the same. Gold worn; Design similar to 9-13490a-d Spoons, porcelain, with overglaze enamel decoration. Similar design on each: two fish with bulging eyes in coralt red (a) darker than (b), amidst small black and green grass designs on white ground. Gilt on rim, very worn. Undersides plain, small stilt marks, pitted surface in glaze. L. (a) 11.7 cm., (b) 12 cm China Porcelain with over-glaze corsalt -red, blank, and green enamel decoration on white ground.

Hearst Museum object titled Spoon, accession number 9-14583, described as Enameled spoon, enamel, copper; enamel painting, white, multicolor; 4 1/2" long x 2 3/4" wide at bowl; Small, gracefully shaped flat bottomed spoon bowl with pointed end has short handle ending in gilded birds head. White enamel on copper. Inside plain white, outside bowl has floral pattern on gold ground. Blue scrolls on white ground cover outer handle. Bottom white with blue flower. Handle chipped, bottom cracked. January 1969 condition good. Spoon, Canton enamel with phoenix head terminal. Painted on exterior with multi-color floral and foliage design on yellow ground; neck has a diaper pattern in blue on white. Blue flower on white on base. Interior plain white. Handle chipped, bottom has cracks on exterior and interior. L. 10.2 cm. W 4.5 cm China, Canton attributed. Painted enamel on metal (copper); brass rim and molded handle head. Companion spoon to 9-14582 Painted enamel known in China as Yang Tz'u, "Foreign porcelain," which refers to the foreign origin of the enameling technique and colors. Michael Gillingham, Chinese painted Enamels, Oxford University Press, Ashmolean Museum, 1978, p. 74