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This collection comes from the "Bianjing Official Kiln", and its inscriptions appeared between Emperor Taizong of Song and Emperor Zhenzong of Song. The Bianjing official kiln is the fourth official kiln inscription after the Ru, Guan, and Ge kilns, and the physical characteristics of the Bianjing official kiln artifacts are also different from those of the Ru, Guan, and Ge kilns. The inscriptions of Emperor Renzong's "Bianjing Official Kiln" are all in simplified Chinese, which is highly consistent with the inscriptions of Emperor Renzong's Ru Official Kiln. A hexagonal plum vase with a tied mouth, short neck, large shoulders, thin waist, and a base. The overall shape gives a visual impression of wealth, dignity, and solidity. The unique sky blue base glaze of Song porcelain is full both inside and outside. This collection is one of the best among the total Song porcelain collections collected by the author. Taking advantage of the Habsburg International Auction Company's Singapore Chinese Art Auction, we aim to showcase the long-standing, profound, and brilliant Chinese culture and share it with our peers. Has extremely high collection value.