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Southeast Asian Ceramic Society

thumb The Southeast Asian Ceramic Society (SEACS) was founded in 1969 in Singapore. It is a member of the London-based Oriental Ceramic Society.

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    Southeast Asian ceramics new light on old pottery

    Southeast Asian ceramics new light on old pottery

    Published 2009
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    Ceramic art of Southeast Asia first annual exhibition.

    Ceramic art of Southeast Asia first annual exhibition.

    Published 1971
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    Vietnamese ceramics with an illustrated catalogue of the exhibition

    Vietnamese ceramics with an illustrated catalogue of the exhibition

    Published 1982
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    Chinese blue & white ceramics

    Chinese blue & white ceramics

    Published 1978
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    Nonya ware and Kitchen Ch'ing ceremonial and domestic pottery of the 19th-20th centuries commonly found in Malaysia : The Southeast Asian Ceramic Society, West Malaysian Chapter, first members' exhibition, held in the Muzium Seni Asia, Universi

    Nonya ware and Kitchen Ch'ing ceremonial and domestic pottery of the 19th-20th centuries commonly found in Malaysia : The Southeast Asian Ceramic Society, West Malaysian Chapter, f... by Willetts, William Y. 1918- William Y.

    Published 1981
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    A ceramic legacy of Asia's maritime trade Song Dynasty Guangdong wares and other 11th to 19th century trade ceramics found on Tioman Island, Malaysia : Southeast Asian Ceramic Society, West Malaysia Chapter second members' exhibition held in th

    A ceramic legacy of Asia's maritime trade Song Dynasty Guangdong wares and other 11th to 19th century trade ceramics found on Tioman Island, Malaysia : Southeast Asian Ceramic Soci...

    Published 1985
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