Late Ming Dynasty Longquan Celadon Footed dish China, 17th century A rare island shaped footed dish from the late Ming dynasty, produced specifically for export to Japan during the early 17th century. The dish is shaped like a rugged shored island and decorated with incised mountains. The dish stands on three beast-shaped feet. This dish was probably ordered by Japanese Zen Tea Master. Where customs orders from Japan where often made in Jingdezhen, so called Ko-Sometsuke ware, orders from the Longquan killns are much rarer and not many examples are know. Condition (UV-checked): Good condition. The glaze has imperfections, like crackle, color gradient, bubbles and a small baking flaws. Please refer to the images for the definitive and binding description of the item’s condition. Dimensions : L 19 x W 12,5 x H 4 cm Shipping method: The item is securely packed and shipped with insurance without stand or doll house vase.