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Ru Ceramic Brush Washer discovered in Dresden Museum
The Ru dish found in the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden (SKD) During a review of the digital catalogue of the...
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‘Doing her Bit’ – A Carlton China munitionette and her shells
Contributed by Alexander Nicholas Shaw I began collecting English heraldic souvenir ware, more commonly known as ‘crested china’ when...
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Virtual Tours at the Hong Kong Maritime Museum
Jingdezhen Porcelain in the Making: A unique animation using 18th-century watercolour paintings The National Museum of Korea recently collaborated...
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An Introduction to Early Chinese Celadons
Professor Zhu Boqian, a world-renowned expert on Zhejiang greenware, visited Singapore to give a series of talks in Nov-Dec...
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Synopsis of Talk on Swatow Ware by Sumarah Adhyatman
Synopsis of a talk by Sumarah Adhyatman given on 8 July 1999 to the Southeast Asian Ceramic Society on...
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Antique Ceramics from Myanmar
“Ancient Ceramics from Myanmar (Burma)” by Sumarah Adhyatman Tuesday, March 12, 1991 A talk given at the Ganesha Tuesday...
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Roxanna Brown CV [2007]
Roxanna Brown – CV
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Free Downloads of interest to SEACS members
Freer and Sackler Publications available as free downloads Thanks to a digitization effort made possible with help from Smithsonian...
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Event: 16 September 2020
Lecture: Persian Architectural Tiles with Margaret White Wednesday, 16 September (7:00 pm Singapore time) A virtual meeting held on...
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CERAMICS OF THE MALAY WORLD
Pottery was being made in the Malay Peninsula and Sumatra during the Neolilthic era. It belonged to the cord-marking...
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Bibliography
A non-exhaustive list of published authoritative references provided for your reading pleasure, organised by Author-Date format. Jump to: A...
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SEA Ceramic Periods of Production
Southeast Asian Ceramic Periods of Production Southeast Asian ceramics have been produced in the region since prehistoric times. As...
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Cirebon Cargo of Yue Ceramics Vessels
The Cirebon Cargo of Yue Ceramic Vessels by Yvonne Tan (1 May 2007) SOUTHEAST ASIAN TYPE KENDI, 10TH CENTURY,...
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Useful Links
Southeast Asian Ceramics Museum (Bangkok University) The Oriental Ceramic Society (OCS London) The Oriental Ceramic Society (Hong Kong) Oriental...
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VIETNAMESE CERAMICS
High-fired ceramics were already being produced in Vietnam 2000 years ago; the white-glazed, white-bodied ceramics from tombs in Thanh-hoa are...
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Resources
Clay Basics The Ceramics of Southeast asia Ceramic Stories A Glossary of SEA Ceramic Terms Periods of Production Useful...
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THAI CERAMICS
Thai ceramics were among the first Southeast Asian wares to be seriously studied, starting with WA Graham’s 1922 article “Pottery...
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MYANMAR CERAMICS
It was only in 1984, when the Tak Om Koi Burial Sites were found along the Thai-Myanmar border, that...
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CAMBODIAN CERAMICS
Toward the end of the 6th or early 7th century, Khmer potters instituted an important technique for mass production...
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The Ceramics of Southeast Asia
The Ceramics of Mainland Southeast Asia We commence with Mainland Southeast Asia as the ceramic production here is more...
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A Glossary of Southeast Asian Ceramic Terms
A-B Antefix Ornament which terminates the covering tiles of the roof and conceals the joints between tiles Appliqué Piece...
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Clay Basics
What is clay? Clay is a natural product dug from the earth, which has decomposed from rock within the...
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Kraak from the Wanli Shipwreck
Kraak from the Wanli Shipwreck Contributed by Mathew Welch A type VIII kraak saucer, dated to c. 1625 from...
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Synopsis: “Chinoiserie: A Vision of the Far East from Europe, 13th-14th century” by Margaret White – 03 Dec 2012
Synopsis: “Chinoiserie: A Vision of the Far East from Europe, 13th-14th century” by Margaret White – 03 Dec 2012
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Synopsis: “A Blaze of Colour: The Emergence of Overglaze Enamels on Porcelain in the 14th and 15th Centuries” by Rosemary Scott – 12 Dec 2012
Synopsis: “A Blaze of Colour: The Emergence of Overglaze Enamels on Porcelain in the 14th and 15th Centuries” by...
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Major Publications of Roxanna M Brown
Roxanna Brown as we will always remember her Roxanna’s seminal work Undated “History of Shipwreck Excavations in Southeast Asia”...