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靜遠齋繼長製 · mark readings
Start with the six characters beneath this square-bodied pot: 靜遠齋繼長製. The catalogue places the studio mark on the base; the enlarged impression is shown separately from the vessel.
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Start with the reading
靜遠齋繼長製
Read 靜遠齋 as Jingyuan Zhai, a studio name ending in 齋. Keep the following 繼長製 in the transcription: the complete caption gives six characters. The parenthetical 允禮 in the caption is an attribution supplied by the catalogue, not extra characters in the impression. [1]
A documented vessel
The 1990 catalogue records a Han-style square pot, no. 32, accession C81.363, as eighteenth century. Height is 15.9 cm and width 11.3 cm for this object. The Chinese essay explicitly locates the studio mark on the base; the plate does not show the entire underside.
How far the evidence goes
The essay associates the commission with Yunli. Commissioning and making are different roles: neither the studio name nor the catalogue association proves who formed the vessel. Compare all six characters and the documented object before applying the reading to another pot. [1]
Sources and exact locations
- The Art of the Yixing Potter: The K.S. Lo Collection from the Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware, Hong Kong, 1990 · № 32 · C81.363 · 148 (PDF 152); 61 (PDF 65)