Song Dynasty Blue Glaze Sculpture Bowl

Song Dynasty Blue Glaze Sculpture Bowl Dimensions：17cm（6.6 in）diameter

CHINESE NORTHERN SONG DYNASTY YAOZHOU WARE BLUE GLAZE BOWL H. 8. cm. Diam. 20.5 cm.

Size: height 6.00CM（2.36 in）, caliber 18.00CM（7.08 in）, bottom diameter 10.00CM（3.93 in）, weight: 0.36KG

Chinese Song Dynasty Blue Glaze Ding Kiln Porcelain Bowl Dimension: 105x105x46(mm)4.13x4.13x1.81(inches) Weight:0.14 lbs/63 g

CHINESE SOUTHERN SONG DYNASTY HUTIAN WARE BLUE GLAZE FLOWER PATTERN BOWL H. 7.5 cm.

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