Untertasse aus Celadon vom Longquan-Keramikofen (Lot.92) - Porzellan, Keramik - China - Ming Dynastie (1368 - 1644)

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Longquan kiln celadon small plate

Description:

The dish has an extravagant mouth, curved walls, folded waist, and rounded feet. The walls are plain and the whole body is covered with green glaze. In order to facilitate the burning, the ocher red tire is exposed at the bottom. The glaze juice is thick and green, and the glaze color is rich and green. It is a typical artifact of Longquan kiln in the Ming Dynasty.

This product can be traced back to the Ming Dynasty, around 1368-1644 AD. It was handmade by the Chinese. Its material and production time can be distinguished from the materials used and the exposed tire.

Status:

It is in good shape, has signs of use, and is generally well preserved, with no chips, no cracks, and no signs of repair. , used powerful UV to inspect objects. (If the text is not clear enough, please see the photo.)

Specifications:
Diameter (cm): 11.50
Bottom diameter (cm): 6.00
Height (cm): 3.00
Weight (g): 185.00

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