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A Longquan celadon "cong" vase with four feet The "cong-form vase" takes its square-sectioned shape from the ancient jade ritual object known as the cong, and is one of the representative archaistic (fanggu) wares of the Longquan kilns, said to have emerged in the Southern Song period. This example further adds four feet, lending it a distinctive stability and archaic charm, with the contrast against the soft lustre of the blue glaze forming another point of interest. A piece that elevates the spirit of ancient jade objects into ceramic form, it well illustrates the archaistic taste of Longquan celadon. L: 6.5cm W: 6.5cm H: 15cm There are signs of repair on the legs. Wooden box China, Yuan Dynasty
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