A set of three matching octagonal reticulated blue and white bowls

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Each side is modelled with a variously open-worked, ‘devils-work’, shaped panel. 

The Chinese term for the technique of creating an openwork design by piercing the walls is ’ling long’. Père Francois Xavier d’Entrecolles (1664-1741) used the term reticulated in the 18th century to describe porcelain that had the appearance of a net. An alternative term for this type of porcelain is ’Devils Work’. The clay would have been cut by hand when it was ’leather hard’. Great skill was required both in cutting the designs and firing the clay.

Origin and period
Dutch private collection
Name
A set of three matching octagonal reticulated blue and white bowls
Categories
Decorative Arts Decorative Objects Other Decorative Objects
Origins
China
Periods
17th Century Antique Ca 1640-1644
Materials
porcelain
Reference
DAAA100615

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