Khmer Empire Ceramic Vase – Angkor Period, ca. 900–1200 A.D. A striking ancient stoneware vase from the Khmer Empire, crafted during the Angkor period in Cambodia or Northern Thailand. This vessel features a rounded body, narrow base, and wide mouth, with three applied lugs on the shoulder — a classic design element in Khmer ceramics, possibly symbolic or functional for tying or hanging. The vase stands 22.5 cm tall and has undergone professional rim restoration, preserving its original form while maintaining historical integrity. The surface shows natural age wear and patina, consistent with centuries of use or burial. Material: Glazed stoneware Culture: Khmer Empire (Angkor Period) Date: ca. 900–1200 A.D. Condition: Restored rim; otherwise intact with age-consistent wear A genuine artifact from Southeast Asia’s golden age — ideal for collectors of ancient ceramics, Khmer art, or temple relics. Provenance: Venduehuis The Hague Netherlands, from a private Dutch collection collected in the 60s we will send in Europe (EU) only!!