Multicolour Qing Ceramics - The Chalre Collection of Asian Ceramics

The Chalre Collection of Asian Ceramics - Qing Dynasty Chinese Porcelain

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Qing Dynasty Chinese Porcelain - The Chalre Collection of Asian Ceramics

Chinese Ceramics of Qing Dynasty

The Chalre Collection of

Qing Dynasty Porcelain

(Main Period: 1700 to 1900 AD)

Examples of Multi-Coloured Porcelain of the Qing dynasty era from The Chalre Collection are listed below. Click on the icons for a full page description of each piece. More are being added on a regular basis and research into the origins, dating and descriptions of each artifact is ongoing, so please come back again. In the meantime, enjoy your discovery of The Chalre Collection of Asian Ceramic Art.

The Story of

Multi-Colour Qing Ceramics

The great Jingdezhen kilns that had supplied the most artistically advanced Ceramics to the world for centuries were utterly destroyed during the dislocations that led to the fall of the Ming dynasty (1368 � 1644). Gladly, the Manchu rulers of the new Qing (pronounced Ching) dynasty (1644 - 1911) were enthusiastic patrons of the arts. The Imperial Porcelain factories were rebuilt under the Kangxi emperor and production resumed in 1683.

The development of enamel colours that were opaque were certainly one of the most significant technical contributions made to Ceramics during the Qing period. The new opaque colours enabled painters to blend tints to create a multitude of shades and hues. Tremendous advances in Porcelain began under Emperor Kangxi and continued into Yongzheng. The techniques developed were used throughout the entire dynasty era and continue to be used today.



ROULEAU VASE WITH FLOWERS Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)	BOTTLE VASE WITH DRAGONS (1 OF 2) Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)	BOTTLE VASE WITH DRAGONS (1 OF 2) Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)


DOUBLE GOURD VASE (1 OF 2) Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)	DOUBLE GOURD VASE (1 OF 2) Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)	COVERED VASE WITH SEATED GIRL Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)


BALUSTER VASE WITH LOTUSES Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)	LARGE GUAN WITH FISH SCENE (1 OF 2) Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)	LARGE GUAN WITH FISH SCENE (1 OF 2) Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)


COVERED VASE WITH PEACOCKS (1 OF 2) Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)	COVERED VASE WITH PEACOCKS (1 OF 2) Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)	LARGE PLATTER WITH GARDEN SCENE Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)


LARGE TEMPLE VASE WITH SAGE Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)	LARGE PLATTER Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)	COVERED EWER WITH FLORAL DESIGN Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)


COVERED RECTANGULAR VASE (1 OF 2) Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)	COVERED RECTANGULAR VASE (1 OF 2) Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)	COVERED VASE WITH CLOUD LAPPETS Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)


TEMPLE VASE (1 OF 2) Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)	TEMPLE VASE (1 OF 2) Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)	EWER WITH UNDERGLAZE RED Ming Dynasty Era (1368 - 1644)


VASE WITH COLOURFUL BIRDS Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)	COLOURFUL RECTANGULAR FLASK (1 OF 2) Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)	COLOURFUL RECTANGULAR FLASK (1 OF 2) Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)


TEMPLE VASE WITH MARTIAL SCENE (1 OF 2) Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)	TEMPLE VASE WITH MARTIAL SCENE (1 OF 2) Early Qing Dynasty Era (1644 - 1911)


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