A circular-domed cover. Clay: soft,red. Glaze: llight-green with slight iridescence. Decoration : molded in relief; two fishes, crossed, within a circle; a wave-design in the dorder. See also F1907.52. Glazed pottery.
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Earthenware pedestaled vessel with red painted spiral designs with constricted neck and slightly flaring rim.
Red painted spiral design on globular base; flared rim with design.
Buff earthenware vessel with carinated body, round base, and wide neck. Designs on body painted with red pigment; neck coated with red pigment.
Qin Dynasty (Chinese, 221–206 BCE) Soldiers of the "Terracotta Army" (c. 210 BCE) Ceramic sculptures In addition to the warriors, an entire man-made necropolis for the Emperor has also been found...
Large red-on-buff earthenware vessel with large hole in bottom that appears to be an intentional part of the object’s design .
The Fowler’s collections comprise more than 120,000 art and ethnographic and 600,000 archaeological objects representing ancient, traditional, and contemporary cultures of Africa, Native and Latin America, and Asia and the Pacific.
Earthenware vessel with pedestal and red painted curvilinear designs on base and rim. Long stemmed and flared base.
Lidded Ewer, Lý Dynasty, 1009 – 1225 A.D., Thanh Hóa, Vietnam. Height: 13cm © Zetterquist Galleries A tall bell-shaped ewer with a beast-head spout and parrot handle. The flat top of the high shoulders are decorated with concentric bands of deeply...
Earthenware vessel with wide neck, thick rim; globular base with vertical cord-impressed texture.
The Fowler’s collections comprise more than 120,000 art and ethnographic and 600,000 archaeological objects representing ancient, traditional, and contemporary cultures of Africa, Native and Latin America, and Asia and the Pacific.
コレクション コレクション一覧 名品ギャラリー 陶磁 灰釉有蓋壺（かいゆうゆうがいこ）
The Fowler’s collections comprise more than 120,000 art and ethnographic and 600,000 archaeological objects representing ancient, traditional, and contemporary cultures of Africa, Native and Latin America, and Asia and the Pacific.
The Fowler’s collections comprise more than 120,000 art and ethnographic and 600,000 archaeological objects representing ancient, traditional, and contemporary cultures of Africa, Native and Latin America, and Asia and the Pacific.
Although the people of the prehistoric Jōmon period were hunter-gatherers, they had a highly developed society and culture, much of which was passed on to later residents of the Japanese archipelago.
