Bowl - Porcelain - Qingbai glazed bowl





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A Qingbai-glazed porcelain bowl from China’s Song Dynasty, measuring 17.5 cm in diameter and 5.5 cm high.
Description from the seller
A magnificent and authentic piece of Chinese porcelain from the golden age of the potter’s craft: this Qingbai bowl dates back to the Song Dynasty (960–1279).
The porcelain is finely crafted with thin walls; when tapped, it produces a beautiful, clear, and lingering resonance. The soft, pale blue-green glaze (yingqing) creates a striking contrast with the subtly lobed, flower-shaped rim.
Dating: Song Dynasty (960–1279)
Type: Qingbai porcelain
Dimensions: Diameter 17.5 cm | Height 5.5 cm
Weight: 280 gr.
Condition: In very good condition. Inspected under UV light. Completely free of chips, hairline cracks, or restorations. Rare with this age.
Note: The bowl features an original kiln flaw on the exterior. This remnant from the firing process—dating back to the 10th–13th century—serves as a compelling testament to the authentic, traditional firing methods used nearly a thousand years ago.
An honest, characterful, and highly evocative collector’s item for any enthusiast of early Chinese ceramics.
Your item will be carefully packaged and shipped with full track and trace for your peace of mind; local pickup is also warmly welcomed in Ekeren (Antwerp), Belgium.
NO SHIPPING TO OUT OF EU !!
Seller's Story
A magnificent and authentic piece of Chinese porcelain from the golden age of the potter’s craft: this Qingbai bowl dates back to the Song Dynasty (960–1279).
The porcelain is finely crafted with thin walls; when tapped, it produces a beautiful, clear, and lingering resonance. The soft, pale blue-green glaze (yingqing) creates a striking contrast with the subtly lobed, flower-shaped rim.
Dating: Song Dynasty (960–1279)
Type: Qingbai porcelain
Dimensions: Diameter 17.5 cm | Height 5.5 cm
Weight: 280 gr.
Condition: In very good condition. Inspected under UV light. Completely free of chips, hairline cracks, or restorations. Rare with this age.
Note: The bowl features an original kiln flaw on the exterior. This remnant from the firing process—dating back to the 10th–13th century—serves as a compelling testament to the authentic, traditional firing methods used nearly a thousand years ago.
An honest, characterful, and highly evocative collector’s item for any enthusiast of early Chinese ceramics.
Your item will be carefully packaged and shipped with full track and trace for your peace of mind; local pickup is also warmly welcomed in Ekeren (Antwerp), Belgium.
NO SHIPPING TO OUT OF EU !!

