Bowl, Tea bowl (1) - Celadon, Dragonware - Porcelain - Flowers, Lotus flower, chrysanthemum - 龍泉窯青釉印花紋碗(Lot .00098) - China - Ming Dynasty (1368-1644)

A beautiful printing bowl made at the mouth of a local kiln in Longquan kiln. The inner wall of the bowl is printed with six-zone flower patterns. The bowl is lip curled, curved wall, ringed feet, the whole vessel is green glaze, and the outer wall has no patterns, which has a formal beauty. The body of the utensils is relatively thick, the body is thick, the glaze is light blue, and the glaze layer is slightly thin. It should be hand-made in China during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) . The bottom and inner core of the bowl are unglazed, showing the craftsmanship, age and material. Guarantee the original and the specified time limit. Source of artifacts: Private collection in Hong Kong. Utensils specifications: Caliber: 17. 8 cm Height: 7. 5 cm Bottom: 6 cm Weight: 527 g Condition: The whole device is very complete, there are no gaps, and no traces of repair. Shipping method: It will be safely packaged and sent with insurance for express transportation, without bracket.