Bottles and Vase Forms From Asia

China

Longquan Ware, 14thc. Celadon, Yuan Dynasty

1750, Qing Dynasty, Copper Red

Northern Song Porcelain, 11th century, qingbai glaze (white on white).

1730, Qing Dynasty, porcelain with Ru style glaze

Planter, Yuan-Ming Dynasty 14thc, stoneware with Jun glaze

Jar with press molded decoration, earthenware, 6th centuray, Northern Qi or Zhou

Cizhou Ware, Yuan Dynasty, 1341, stoneware with iron rich glaze.

Ding ware, 11th century, northern Song Dynasty, porcelain with iron under clear glaze.

Longquan ware, 13th century, southern song

Guan ware, mallet shape, southern Song dynasty, stoneware with guan glazes

Japan

Water Jar for tea ceremony, 1615

17th century, Edo, stoneware w/iron and natural ash

Stoneware with white slip, 18th-19th century, Edo.

Artist: OgataKenazan, Meiji Period, late 19th century, white slip, iron and clear glaze

1663-1746, Edo Period, Stoneware with iron glaze.

Sake bottle, artist: Terami Enkichi, Edo Period, early 19th c. Bizen Ware

Korea

13th century, slip inlay, Goryeo Dynasty

Late 12th century, Goryeo Dynasty, stoneware w/ celadon.

14th c., inlay, Goryeo Dynasty

Bottle for oil, inlaid slip, 14th c. Goryeo

Slip inlay of willow tree, 14th century, Goryeo Dynasty

Bottle w/faceted neck (faceting done at leather hard), 12th century, Goryeo Dynasty

Inlaid slip, cranes, 13th century, Goryeo Dynasty.

Asymmetrical bottle, porcelain with cobalt, Joseon or Choson Period, 1393-1897

Joseon or Choson Period, late 19th century, earthenware, iron saturate glazes