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A fine late Yuan dynasty (14th century) Longquan celadon dish of large size, made in Zhejiang province, China. The dense stoneware body is covered with a luminous bluish-green celadon glaze, softly pooling at the cavetto and highlighting a molded floral scroll surrounding a trellis-centre with radiating petals. The unglazed footring, burnt to a warm orange, and tiny pinholes to the glazed base confirm classic Longquan traits of the period.
Measurements
• Diameter: 34 cm (13.38″)
• Height: 5 cm (1.96″)
• Weight: 2070 g
Condition
Good antique condition with five small rim chips exposing the biscuit. No cracks, repaint, or restoration; glaze and form remain well balanced and attractive.
A remarkable example of Yuan-era Chinese craftsmanship — over 600 years old, with an authentically aged surface and elegant proportion.
Shipping & Packaging
Fully tracked and insured delivery. Professional, secure packing.
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Late Yuan Longquan Celadon Dish, Chinese 14thC Molded Scroll, Ø34 cm
£1,000.00
Measurements
• Diameter: 34 cm (13.38″)
• Height: 5 cm (1.96″)
• Weight: 2070 g
Condition
Good antique condition with five small rim chips exposing the biscuit. No cracks, repaint, or restoration; glaze and form remain well balanced and attractive.
A remarkable example of Yuan-era Chinese craftsmanship — over 600 years old, with an authentically aged surface and elegant proportion.
Shipping & Packaging
Fully tracked and insured delivery. Professional, secure packing.
Please review all photos as they form part of the description; questions welcome.