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Bowl
960-1279
Chinese
porcelain with glaze
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Bowl
960-1279
Chinese
porcelain with glaze
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Bowl
960-1279
Chinese
porcelain with glaze
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Bowl
960-1279
Chinese
porcelain with glaze
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Bowl
960-1279
Chinese
Porcelain with glaze
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Bowl
960-1279
Chinese
glaze on porcelain
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Bowl
960-1279
Chinese
porcelain with glaze
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Dragon Head Roof Tile
1368-1644
Chinese
glaze and mineral pigment on earthenware
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Bowl
12th - 14th centuries
Chinese
glaze on stoneware
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Covered Jar
12th - 14th centuries
Chinese
glaze on porcelain
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Jar
13th-14th century
Chinese
glaze on earthenware
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Jar
12th - 14th centuries
Chinese
glaze on stoneware
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Lid to Bo Shan Lu Censor
206 BCE-25 CE
Chinese
ash glaze on stoneware
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Jar
12th - 14th centuries
Chinese
glaze on earthenware
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Fish Pendant—Arc form (recarved from disc segment?); one contour edge rounded and one flat, split tail bevelled from both. Surfaces identical in design: single incised lines marking eyes and double incised lines marking head and straited fins. Traces of red powder in incisions and small patches of incrusted earth.
16th century BCE - 6th century BCE
Chinese
nephrite
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