Yuan dynasty magnetic state kiln four series of bottles in Chinese ceramic history, the bottle shoulder four series of ear easy to carry hanging, is a representative work, reflecting the production level and style characteristics. Historical research literature, scholars focus on the traceability, generation and other aspects of the study of the four series of flasks of the Magizhou kilns, identification of the research content is small and mostly for the body of a certain element of the study, the lack of comprehensive identification and in-depth discussion. With the increase in the number of newly unearthed four series bottles and the abundance of materials, it is possible to provide a detailed analysis and identification study, which will help to deeply understand its historical value and artistic characteristics, and provide reference for enthusiasts and collectors.

Magnolia kiln;Four series bottles;Appraisal research

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DOI： https://doi.org/10.62639/sspjiss17.20240105

Published： 2024