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Museum Accession No.: EA1978.700 Catalogue No.: 22 Object type: Mug Kiln/Location: Blue-and-white, Arita Period/Date: 1660-70 Dimensions: H. 25.6 cm, D. 16.4 cm; Large flower mark on base Provenance: Reitlinger gift Description: Round-bellied mug. Cylindrical neck, waisted foot and side loop handle, intermediate swelling rings at base and above handle, which is pierced for a mount. Underglaze blue decoration in Transitional style of three figures on either side of body in a landscape with rocks and clouds. Band with collar of lappets and flowers above double line encircling foot. Exhibited: Porcelain for Palaces, 1990, no. 39 Similar Example: Illustrated:	Main View
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