Ciotola celadon in terracotta smaltata Celadon glazed earthenware bowl, of Thai …

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Ciotola celadon in terracotta smaltata

Celadon glazed earthenware bowl, of Thai manufacture. Diam. cm19

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Ciotola celadon in terracotta smaltata

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A small collection of Thai and Chinese ceramics, 15th - 20h century Seven objects made of glazed ceramics of Asian origin. Including an early Thai Sawankhalok lidded jar, probably from the 15th/16th century (lid not belonging and restored), a small brown-glazed vessel, a deep (repaired) bowl with blue underglaze painting and a small cream-colored bowl with beautiful craquellée, each probably from the same cultural area. In addition, two probably Chinese pots, glazed white and yellow respectively (glaze defects, small flaws on the yellow pot). Also a large, expansive bowl on a high stand ring with green leaf decoration and finely fluted walls (Vietnamese(?), the rim slightly chipped). Diameter 12 - 31 cm, height 6.5 - 14 cm. Condition: II - III

Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

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Italian work: Statuette circa 1960, glazed earthenware representing a Thai couple, monogrammed under the base, H: 37, W: 31, D: 22 cm

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