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Amulet

Antiquities

E83.61

Amulet

Antiquities

E83.63

Amulet

Antiquities

E96.56

Amulet

Antiquities

E33.387

Shabti

Antiquities

E36.107

Chair, Windsor, Jug

Furniture

F75.55

Plate

World

D32.1544

Fengcai with flower design. Reign marks naming the dynasty and the Emperor were first applied to Chinese ceramics during the Ming dynasty (1368-1644). In later centuries, however, the reproduction of earlier reign marks - in recognition of the excellence of a type of ceramic in that period - also occurred. This mark refers to the period of the Qing dynasty (1874-1909).

Plate

Antiquities

F46.47

Bottle

Ceramics

F75.266

Fragment, Tile

Antiquities

E34.101

Model

Antiquities

D42.438

Amulet

Antiquities

E36.113

Shabti

Antiquities

E33.128

Fragment

Antiquities

E36.94

Figure

Antiquities

E33.504

Fragment, Jar

Antiquities

E33.522

Fragment

Antiquities

E36.77

alabaster, Stick, Throwing

Antiquities

E33.524

Fragment, Dish

Antiquities

E33.519

Faience

Antiquities

E37.6