仿宋湖田青白釉執壼(s67) - Ceramic, Porcelain - China - 20th century

Offering:

1 beautiful

Celadon-glazed dragon-head ewer

Description:

This is a celadon-glazed (shadow blue) dragon-head ewer from the Southern Song Dynasty. The body is covered with a light celadon glaze, the color of which is lustrous and warm, with fine natural speckles. The round, bulging belly is full and stable in shape. The spout is sculpted into a dragon head, and the handle is shaped like a chilong (a type of dragon) and decorated with applied patterns, combining decorative and practical functions. The lid has air holes, and natural aging marks are visible on the exposed clay at the bottom. The overall craftsmanship is simple and vivid, making it a distinctive daily-use craft among imitations of Song Dynasty celadon porcelain.

Condition:

Very good condition, no debris, no cracks, no signs of repair, previously inspected with strong UV light. (Please see photos if the text is not clear enough.)

Specifications:
Diameter (cm): 00.00
Bottom Diameter (cm): 5.80
Height (cm): 15.10
Weight (g): 335.00

Shipping:

We will arrange for a professional courier company to handle the shipment, ensuring safe and reliable packaging, with a tracking system and shipping insurance. (Base not sold)

Note:

Slight color differences may occur between the photos and the actual item. Thank you for your understanding.