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English: Percival David Collection, Room 95 , British Museum, PDF 767; BM page, "Porcelain bowl with low curving sides, straight rim and recessed base. There are five lotus sprays, each with an offering above (flower, sacred mountain, fruit, white conch, shell and candlestick) in Doucai style with underglaze blue outlines and washes and overglaze red, green and yellow enamel on the exterior, and double lines in underglaze cobalt blue around the rim and foot. There is a mark in underglaze blue on the base" "Six character Chenghua mark in a double rectangle in underglaze blue."
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