Round Longquan celadon bowl. Gray stoneware with green celadon glaze....
Round Longquan celadon bowl. Gray stoneware with green celadon glaze. A slightly raised lotus flower design on the interior, with an ascending, fanned-out wall and a flared, concave, smooth, wide rim. Well-preserved for its age, with typical signs of use and scratches on the glaze surface. China, late Yuan/early Ming period, 14th/15th century. Diameter: 33.5 cm. Provenance: From an old Berlin private collection, assembled in Southeast Asia during the owner’s time there in the 1960s through the 1980s.
Round Longquan celadon bowl. Gray stoneware with green celadon glaze. A slightly raised lotus flower design on the interior, with an ascending, fanned-out wall and a flared, concave, smooth, wide rim. Well-preserved for its age, with typical signs of use and scratches on the glaze surface. China, late Yuan/early Ming period, 14th/15th century. Diameter: 33.5 cm. Provenance: From an old Berlin private collection, assembled in Southeast Asia during the owner’s time there in the 1960s through the 1980s.
