Measurements: Length: 18 cm, Width: 14 cm, Height: 28 cm

Chinese Song Dynasty Hutian Glaze Porcelain Wine Pot. Potted in tea spout shape, thick and tall, globe body with curved spout flanked on the abdomen outward at the narrow mouth lip, a looped handles giving a balance on the opposite sides, flanked on the upper mouth rim to shoulder, raised on flat round foot base. The Hutian ancient kiln is fired in the Five Dynasties, reaches its peak in Song Dynasty. This kiln is of the longest continuous porcelain making time during this period in China, with the largest production scale, the most advanced technology, the finest product and the most abundant kind. It has an excellent reputation at home and abroad, especially its bluish white porcelain in the Song Dynasty reflects the highest level of porcelain-making technology at that time, has become the most outstanding representative of Chinese bluish white porcelain kilns in the Song Dynasty. The underside unglazed, revealed the pale-creme ground revealed and dark greyish brown spotted firing marks and edge-cut foot rim.

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