Bluish Gray-glazed Porcelain Plate, Official Kilns, Southern Song Dynasty
【Period】：Southern Song dynasty
【CAT】 ：Porcelain
【Size】 ：Height 3.1cm, mouth diameter 16.5cm
Excavated from the tomb of Wang Xingzu, which was built in the 4th year of the Ming Hongwu period, at Zhangjiawa in Gulou District of Nanjing. Collect
This porcelain plate has a gray body and is coated with bluish gray glaze. The glaze surface has cracks like those on a cracked ice, and has the so-called “purple mouth rim and iron foot”. It has a mallow-petal-shaped mouth that turns outwards, a shallow belly with a slightly arched belly wall, and a short ring foot. Inside the ring foot, there are six nail marks resulting from the stacking firing.