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Northern China, ca. 728. Supposedly from the tomb of Liu Tingxun (656-728), a lieutentant of Henan and Huainan districts and a privy councillor. Moulded, sancai glazed and painted earthenware.
OA 1936.10-22.222, 223
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T'ang period, 8th c. CE. Moulded sancai-glazed and painted earthenware.
OA 1915.4-9.2
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T'ang period, 7th-early-8th c. CE. Glazed pottery.
OA 1936.10-12.288
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T'ang period, 8th c. CE. Earthenware, traces of paint.
OA 1973.7-26.193
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T'ang period, 8th c. CE. Earthenware with traces of paint.
OA 1973.7-26.192; 1936.10-12.56
For more, see text and image.
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North Central China, T'ang period, 7th-early 8th c. CE. Moulded sancai-glazed and painted earthenware.
OA 1936.10-12.30; 1937.7-16.34
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T'ang period, 8th c. CE. Lead-glazed earthenware.
OA 1947.7-12.22
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T'ang period, 8th c. CE. Glazed earthenware.
OA 1937.7-16.43
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T'ang period, 8th c. CE. Lead-glazed earthenware.
OA 1937.7-16.26
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T'ang period, 8th c. CE. Lead-glazed earthenware.
OA 1947.7-12.25
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T'ang period, 8th c. CE. Lead-glazed earthenware.
OA 1936.10-12.31
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T'ang period, 8th c. CE. Lead-glazed earthenware. Shown next to unglazed pilgrim flask possibly from Nimrud, N. Iraq, 2nd c. BCE, the generic form of which may have served as a model for the Chinese ceramic flasks.
OA 1936.10-12.253
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North Central China, Norther Qi to T'ang periods, late 6th-8th c. CE. Lead-glazed earthenware.
OA 1949.10-10.1; 1936.10-12.3; 1936.10-12.243
Cf. analogous green-glazed pilgrim flask but with different design, in the Museum of Asian Art, Berlin, Inv. Nr. 1958-6.
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North Central China, T'ang period, 7th or early 8th c. CE. Lead-glazed earthenware.
OA 1938.5-24.7; 1937.7-16.146
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North Central China, T'ang period, 7th or early 8th c. CE. Lead-glazed earthenware.
OA 1936.10-12.1; 1936.10-12.209
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North Central China, T'ang period, 8th c. CE. Moulded, lead-glazed earthenware.
OA 1930.7-191.50
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North Central China, T'ang period. Moulded, lead-glazed earthenware.
OA 11994.6-2.1
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North China, T'ang or Liao periods, 9th c. or 10th c. CE. Lead-glazed earthenware with moulded fish-dragon in center.
OA 1936.10-12.2
Based on a gold prototype; form also known in Ding-ware porcelain.
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North Central China, T'ang period, 8th c. CE. Glazed earthenware with resist designs on blue ground. The shape follows that of metalwork.
OA 1947.7-12.32
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T'ang period, 7th-8th c. CE. Lead-glazed earthenware.
OA 1935.10-23.1; 1947.7-12.44
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T'ang period, 9th c. CE. Porcelain.
OA 1976.11-3.1
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T'ang period, 7th-8th c. CE. Glass.
OA 1940.12-14.108
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T'ang period, 7th-8th c. CE. Glass.
OA 1938.5-24.302
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T'ang period, 8th-9th c. CE. Glass.
OA 1938.5-24.285
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T'ang period, 7th-8th c. CE. Gilt bronze.
OA 1970.11-4.2
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T'ang period, 8th-9th c. CE. Gilt bronze.
OA 1963.2-12.1
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T'ang period, 8th-9th c. CE. Gilt bronze.
OA 1985.5-10.2
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T'ang period, 8th c. CE. Silver.
OA 1968.4-22.10
View images and text for two other lovely examples of Tang metalwork from the collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum.
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T'ang period, 8th c. CE. Gilt bronze.
OA 1936.11-18.130
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T'ang period, 8th c. CE. Silver with gilt.
OA 1968.4-22.11
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T'ang period, 9th-10th c. CE. From hoard found at Beihuangshan, Shaanxi province. Silver with gilt.
OA 1926.3-19.12
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T'ang period, 9th c.-10th CE. From hoard found at Beihuangshan, Shaanxi province. Silver with gilt.
OA 1926.3-19
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T'ang period.
OA 1923.1-20.2
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T'ang period, 9th c.-10th CE. From hoard found at Beihuangshan, Shaanxi province. Silver with gilt.
OA 1926.3-19.4, 6
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T'ang period, 9th c.-10th CE. From hoard found at Beihuangshan, Shaanxi province. Silver.
OA 1926.3-19.3