How do I identify sancai glaze?

Sancai glaze is characterised by a combination of amber, green, and creamy white tones that often merge together. This lead-based technique creates a glossy surface that flowed over the pottery body during the firing process.

Where should I display these sculptures?

These figures suit stable display surfaces away from direct sunlight and heavy foot traffic. Placing them on sturdy shelves or cabinets highlights their form while protecting fragile earthenware from accidental knocks.

How do I tell early pieces from later revivals?

Early pieces show characteristic wear, mineral encrustations, and firing methods associated with ancient burial practices. Later revivals employ historical styles while maintaining different glaze characteristics and cleaner clay bodies typical of their actual production era.

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Chinese pottery sculpture brings ancient rituals and centuries of kiln artistry directly into your home through figures spanning dynasties and later revivals.

Chinese Turquoise Glazed Cockerel, Qing Dynasty.

19th century

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Chinese Turquoise Glazed Cockerel, Qing Dynasty.

From Philip Carrol Antiques

£380

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Ming Dynasty Attendant Figure (1368-1644)

17th century

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Ming Dynasty Attendant Figure (1368-1644)

From Roy Precious - Antiques & Fine Art

£685

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Ancient Northern Chinese Tomb Attendant or Mingqui Sui Dynasty (581-618)

Pre 16th century

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Ancient Northern Chinese Tomb Attendant or Mingqui Sui Dynasty (581-618)

From Original Retro

£550

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19th century

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A Late 19th Century Chinese Shiwan Pottery Tiger Circa 1880

From Robert Belcher Antiques

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Chinese Turquoise Glazed Cockerel, Qing Dynasty.

Ming Dynasty Attendant Figure (1368-1644)

Ancient Northern Chinese Tomb Attendant or Mingqui Sui Dynasty (581-618)

A Late 19th Century Chinese Shiwan Pottery Tiger Circa 1880

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