A Copper and Cobalt-Decorated Porcelain Water Dropper
Choson Period (19th Century)
Modelled in the form a seated cockerel, the body feathers delineated by fine incised lines, the tail painted in underglaze-blue, the comb and wattles painted in underglaze copper-red and the eye drawn in underglaze-blue, also covered by a clear glaze ending at the unglazed flat, oval base
3½in. (8.8cm.) long; 33/8in. (8.5cm.) high
A Copper and Cobalt-Decorated Porcelain Water Dropper
Choson Period (19th Century)
Modelled in the form a seated cockerel, the body feathers delineated by fine incised lines, the tail painted in underglaze-blue, the comb and wattles painted in underglaze copper-red and the eye drawn in underglaze-blue, also covered by a clear glaze ending at the unglazed flat, oval base
3½in. (8.8cm.) long; 33/8in. (8.5cm.) high
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