Publicly accessible major Chinese porcelain collections in museums and other
places. These consist mostly either of items from imperial kilns or high-quality porcelain from private kilns.
Major Collections | Location | Comment |
National Palace Museum | Taipei, Taiwan | The
National
Palace Museum
contains probably the second largest collection of Chinese imperial
porcelain in the
world. |
Palace Museum | Beijing, China | Museum located in a Palace of the Forbidden City |
Shanghai Museum | Shanghai, China | |
National Museum | China | |
Ashmolean
Museum |
Oxford, U.K. | |
British
Museum |
London, U.K. | Sir Percival David Collection in the British Museum |
Fitzwilliam
Museum |
Cambridge, U.K. | |
Victoria & Albert Museums | London, U.K. | Chinese porcelain
collection |
East Asia Museum | Stockholm, Sweden | |
Ceramics Museum Princessehof | Netherlands |
|
Asian
Ceramics Colllections:
|
Netherlands Den Haag Groningen Amsterdam |
Princessehof Online Collection |
Guimet Museum |
Paris, France | |
Boston Museum of Fine Arts | Boston, USA | |
Brooklyn Museum | New York, USA | |
Metropolitan Museum | New York, USA | Chinese Ceramics |
Topkapi Palace | Istanbul, Turkey | At the end of the important trade routes with China, the Topkapi Palace museum possibly houses the largest collection of Song and Yuan ceramics outside China. |
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