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Diameter- 13" Provenance- Floyd Whittington Collection. In-house shipping available within continental U.S. for $40 plus insurance.

Diameter- 12" Provenance- Floyd Whittington Collection.

Thai ceramic bowl, ca. 14th-15th c., likely potted by a Chinese potter in Thailand. The interior decorated with a swimming fish. There is a paper label from the National Museum of the Philippines affi

Dia 21,5 - H 18,3 cm Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.coronariauctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@coronariauctions.com Please n

Southeast Asia, Thailand, Sawankhalok (Sawankhalok) culture, Sukhothai Period, ca. 15th century CE. A beautiful sage green celadon bowl set atop a flat discoidal foot with thick walls which flare outw

Two with incised vertical lines to exterior, suggesting leaves or grasses. All with warm olive celadon glaze. 15th C. Largest bowl approx. 5 3/8" diameter, 3" in height.

Celadon glazed ceramic China, 19th century Belied body on three massive feet in form of grotesques Cylindrical neck with flared mouth Along the wall pressed flower décor Height: 18.5 cm; diameter: 36

Two Thai Sawankhalok pottery bowls, 16th C., together with an Thai Ayutthaya glazed ceramic bowl with fish, 17th/18th C. {SCOX7212/3} (WK ) Dimensions: 9 and 10 Dia. Provenance: From the collection of

Group (5) antique Asian celadon bowls, Some possibly 12th c. or older, likely Chinese, Thai, and Vietnamese examples, various shades of green, each with geometric banding, one with scalloped edge, 3"h

Group of Korean Ceramic Bowls,possibly 11-13th C., with possible 14th C. chrysanthemum patterned celadon bowl and a small deep bowl with offering stand(11 Pcs) (JTIS2133/11){MM} Property Title / Biogr

Title: Korean Koryo Celadon Joined Bowl Saucer 10th - 14th C Size/Dimensions: 5 ¾” (14.6 cm) diameter x 3 3/8” (8.6 cm) tall. Description: A hands on ceramic bowl joined to a saucer w

12th c. Chinese or Korean celadon ceramic bowl with incised foliate decoration along the interior.Provenance: Private collection, Minnesota.Height: 1 3/4 in x diameter: 6 3/4 in.Height: 1 3/4 in x dia

**Originally Listed At $300** East Asia, Korea, Kingdom of Goryeo (Koryo), ca. 12th to 13th century CE. A blue-grey celadon ceramic bowl, its exterior decorated with a series of incised lines forming

(lot of 3) Asian ceramic bowls and vase: (1) large celadon dish with scalloped border and incised design, possibly Thai, overall craquelure, hairline, 9.5â€diam; (1) Chinese Longquan small celadon

Five: Two Thai celadon glazed bottle-form vases and three bowls, two beige glazed and one green, Southeast Asian, 15th-19th c. Larger vase: 8 1/4" x 4 1/2" dia.

(4) items including an octagonal pale celadon bowl having an impressed fine square trellis pattern to the center, a wide border with shallow cut floral and scroll designs and cut foliate decoration on

Six Chinese Song Dynasty glazed ceramics: three yingqing --moulded floral bowl, small covered jarlet and shallow bowl with brass cover; together with three celadon bowls, one with moulded floral inter

(4) antique Korean buff-glazed ceramic bowls, Josean/Qing era (14th-19th c.), porcelain and stoneware, including three tea bowls with textured and crackled glaze and one celadon porcelain rice bowl, e

Large Group of Thai Glazed Ceramics Comprising a painted kendi water pot, seven saucer dishes, and three bowls, along with a bronze bowl. 7th - 16th Century {Widest: 13 inches (33 cm)} [Some restorati

Northern Thai glazed stoneware Samkanpaeng bowl, 15th century, having a slightly flared rim, the body tapering to a recessed circular foot, the whole glazed in celadon, with a carved wooden stand, 2.7

(lot of 2) Vietnamese glazed ceramic tureens/bowls, Ly/Tran dynasty (12th/13th c), the first of pale celadon hue molded with vertical ribs and lotus in the well; the second with tall splayed sides wit

**First Time At Auction** Southeast Asia, Thailand, Sawankhalok or Sukhothai, ca. 15th century CE. A gorgeous ceramic bowl displaying a flared rim with a decorative, undulating periphery and a shallow

Heavily potted, with barbed rims, incised floral designs beneath the glaze, various shades of celadon from light green to deep olive. 15th C. Largest approx. 5 1/4" diameter.

Group (12) Asian celadon glazed ceramics, Possibly Ming Era, likely Thai, Vietnamese, and South Chinese, incl. miniature vessels, bowls, vases, with repeating geometric designs, 5.25"h x 5.5"dia (larg