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These are products of Jingdezhen Province, formerly spelt Ching Teh Chen and known as the "Ceramics Metropolis" of China. "Jingdezhen" is a synonym for Chinese porcelain.

People there began to produce ceramics as early as 1,800 years ago in the Eastern Han Dynasty. In the Jingde Period (1004-1007), Emperor Zhenzong of the the Song Dynasty. decreed that Changnanzhen should produce the porcelain used by the imperial court, with each inscribed at the bottom "Made in the Reign of Jingde." From then on people began to call all chinaware bearing such inscriptions "porcelain of Jingdezhen."

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	Corner Umbrella Stand (last piece) Height : 43 in. , Width : 12 in. <<< Click for a Bigger Picture
	Blue Aquamarine Vase (2 pieces available) Height : 24 in. , Width : 10 in. <<< Click for a Bigger Picture
	Celadon and white vase, onion shape elongated flared neck (last piece) Height : 26 in. , Width : 14-1/2 in. <<< Click for a Bigger Picture
	Blue Dragon Vase, Cover with Lion Dog Handle (last piece) Height : 24 in. , Width : 12-1/2 in. <<< Click for a Bigger Picture
	Red Corner Vase (3 pieces available) Height : 25 in. , Width : 13 in. <<< Click for a Bigger Picture
	Double Gourd Vase, Midnight Green (last piece) Height : 22 in. , Width : 13 in. <<< Click for a Bigger Picture
	Flower Vase, Children playing (last piece) Height : 24 in. , Width : 12 in. <<< Click for a Bigger Picture
	Great Wall Landscape Vase, (2 pieces available) Height : 57 in. , Width : 16 in. <<< Click for a Bigger Picture
	Flower Vase, Wild Horses (last piece) Height : 18 in. , Width : 8 in. <<< Click for a Bigger Picture