A large Chinese Longquan celadon platter or shallow bowl. China, most probably Ming dynasty (1368-1644, 大明), 16th c. or later, made after Sothern Song dynasty (1127-1279) examples. Particularly rare! Dimensions: height - 11,5 cm; diameter - c. 15 cm. Weight - 1084 g. The compressed body has three narrow flanges beginning at a slight molded ridge on the shoulder and trailing down each of the three slightly splayed, conical legs, all below the neck that rises to a flat, everted rim. The censer is covered overall with a soft sea-green glaze of even tone that thins on the flanges and ends at the bottom of the legs. Daylight pictures included. Conditions report: excellent condition, no damages. Exterior with age- and use-related scratches to the glaze. Minor firing faults. Worldwide delivery with online tracking.