Black Glazed Stoneware Wine Jar From Hebei Province - 19th Century Tang Horses A similar example can be

A similar example can be found on pages 126 (Fig

It's beautifully crafted in qiumu (similar to catalpa wood) with classic Ming style spandrels

it bears diagonal ribbing and patterned bands

The stools angled legs and stretcher bars are assembled using traditional Chinese joinery ”entirely free of nails or screws”ensuring lasting structural integrity

Crafted in the 19th century from solid teak wood it is beautifully carved from a single piece of wood

Black Glazed Stoneware Wine Jar From Hebei Province - 19th Century Tang Horses A similar example can beThis large elegant black glazed stoneware storage jar is from 19th century Hebei province in China would have been used for the storage of liquids such as wine, vinegar, and oils. This large jar has a black dribble glaze with iridescent hints of a brown overglaze and would look best displayed as a large decorative jar. Its elegant design and high quality craftsmanship make it a great addition to any home or collection. Made with durable stoneware and