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Chinese pottery and porcelain; vol. 1. Pottery and early wares

Note 104 — Chapter V

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In a passage referring to modern imitations, the T´ao lu (bk. vii., fol. 10) states that "at Ching–tê Chên, the makers of the large vases known as kuan ku (imperial antiques) for the most part imitate the colour of Ju yao glaze. Beautiful specimens of these (imitations) are commonly called 'blue of the sky after rain.'"

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