History of the Chinese Tang Tri Colour Ceramics
Tri-color Tang Pottery
Tri-colored Tang (Tangsancai) refers to the tri-colored glazed pottery of the Tang Dynasty (618-907A.D.), a painted earthenware which appeared in the wake of celadon. As yellow, green and white were normally used, it is called “tri-colored” although some pieces are also in two or four colors. Developed on the basis of the green and brown glazed pottery of the Han Dynasty, it represented a peak in the development of Chinese ceramics and was already well-known in the world in its time.
Filed under Antiques, Chinese Antiques by on May 11th, 2010. Comment. 
Chinese Antique Imari
Antique Lamps – A 20th century Chinese Imari Lamp
Antique Chinese Imari
Filed under Chinese Antiques, Japanese Antiques by on Aug 19th, 2009. Comment.
chinese antique porcelain
Antique Lamp – a Rare Yongzhen Jar Table Lamp
There is a point at which art can become practical and we illistrate this with a rare, early 18th century jar and cover as a lamp.
Filed under Chinese Antiques by on Aug 5th, 2009. Comment.
chinese antiques ebay
The Secret That Will Help You Make More Money on Ebay
Filed under Chinese Antiques by on Apr 5th, 2008. Comment.
