Fonthill Vase - Wikipedia
File:Fonthill Vase in National Museum of Decorative Art, Dublin.jpg - Wikipedia
yuhuchun ping | British Museum
Medieval Hungary: A note on the Fonthill Vase
Cizhou type sgraffito Yuhuchun vase with two phoenixes, early Yuan... News Photo - Getty Images
Porcelain from China | Between the 17th and mid-20th century… | Flickr
Patricia Ferguson on X: "The Fonthill Vase - the earliest recorded piece of Chinese porcelain in Europe, a gift to King Louis of Hungary from Chinese emissaries in 1338. @NMIreland https://t.co/l3TdMb3IX8" /
Gangieres Fonthill Vase c. 1310 | bestbedtimestories
Medieval Hungary: A note on the Fonthill Vase
Kim on X: "The famous qingbai Fonthill vase at Dublin museum of decorative art #Dublin #chineseporcelain #antiques https://t.co/a44vQ8pxfo" / X
National Museum of Ireland - This 14th century Chinese vase became the Fonthill Vase when it was owned by the Gothic novelist William Beckford of Fonthill Abbey in the early 1800s. Beckford
.jpg?mode=max "AN IMPORTANT AND VERY RARE YELLOW-GROUND FAMILLE ROSE VASE , JIAQING IRON-RED SIX-CHARACTER SEALMARK AND OF THE PERIOD (1796-1820) | Christie's")
AN IMPORTANT AND VERY RARE YELLOW-GROUND FAMILLE ROSE VASE , JIAQING IRON-RED SIX-CHARACTER SEALMARK AND OF THE PERIOD (1796-1820) | Christie's
VASE GRES-MOUGIN-NANCY | Puces Privées
Vase en porcelaine de Chine à décor de Zhao Zilong en rose foncé sur fond rose, marque de Qianlong, 19ème - Rob Michiels Auctions
PDF) Zsombor Jékely: The Budapest Drawing of the Fonthill Vase | Zsombor Jekely - Academia.edu
Fonthill house Banque de photographies et d'images à haute résolution - Alamy
The Fonthill 'Dragon' Jar expected to fetch in excess of $10.3 million at Sotheby's | Alain.R.Truong
qingbai' vase - Alain.R.Truong
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Patricia Ferguson on X: "The Fonthill Vase - the earliest recorded piece of Chinese porcelain in Europe, a gift to King Louis of Hungary from Chinese emissaries in 1338. @NMIreland https://t.co/l3TdMb3IX8" /
The so-called Gaigneres-Fonthill vase at the National Museum of Ireland, Dublin is regarded as the oldest well-documented Chinese porcelain object to enter Europe. It is a porcelain vase with bluish-white (qingbai) glaze,
Benign exoticism: Lucian Harris visits the Victoria and Albert Museum's 'Encounters exhibition, which charts the aesthetic consequences of the meeting between East and West from 1500 to 1800 - Document - Gale Academic OneFile
