Notes on the wares from the Chiao Tso potteries
Notes on the wares from the Chiao Tso potteries
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DOI：
10.1080/00141844.1943.9980615
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发表时间：
1943-07
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影响因子：
1.3
通讯作者：
O. Karlbeck
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作者：
O. Karlbeck
焦左或Hsiu Wu Hsien是河南省一个煤矿村的名字，离山西东南角不远。村北多山，谷多交;尽管10世纪和12世纪在这里制造的陶器似乎很受欢迎，但我们在任何标准的中国陶瓷作品中都找不到提到的窑，直到1933年，收藏家们才第一次听到这个名字。
Chiao Tso or Hsiu Wu Hsien is the name of a coal-mining village in the province of Honan, not far from the south-east corner of Shansi. The country to the north of the village is quite hilly, with many intersecting valleys; and it is in one of these that the Chiao Tso potteries were situated.Although the wares that were manufactured there in the nth and 12th centuries seem to have enjoyed considerable popularity, we do not find the kilns mentioned in any of the standard Chinese works on ceramics, and it was as late as 1933 that collectors first heard the name.