Korean Slip Decorated Celadon Earthenware Bowl

An antique Korean slip decorated celadon earthenware 8-sided octagonal bowl. Inlaid decoration depicting panels of daisy flowers. Measures 4.75" diameter, 2.25" high. Museum deaccession number written

A Slip Decorated Celadon Glazed Ceramic BowlÊ 19TH CENTURY the conical body raised above a high foot and decorated with clouds and lotus, covered in a deep glaze with a slight crackle. Diam 7 1/4 in.

Four Korean Slip-Decorated Celadon Ceramics Goryeo Dynasty Comprising a bowl, a conical water dropper, and two bottle vases; all decorated with slip inlay flowers, the bowl with cranes. Diameter of bo

This celadon bowl has been decorated with inlaid slip patterns on both the exterior and interior.

Group early Korean celadon glazed stoneware, Likely Koryo Dynasty (12th-13th c. AD), white and iron slip decorated green glazed pottery, (3) pieces, incl. a bowl with stylized flower decoration (3"h x

Two slip-decorated earthenware bowls. One dark greenish/brown glaze with a green circle motif (on loan to the Baltimore Museum of Art from 1958-2012), and the other with a feline spotted figure. The l

A Korean White Slip Decorated Celadon Glazed Porcelain Plate 19TH CENTURY the round walls rising from a slightly splayed foot, decorated with band and dotted ornament radiating from a central chrysant

A KOREAN CELADON GLAZED EARTHENWARE BOWL, IN THE GORYEO DYNASTY (918-1392) STYLE, a provincial hand thrown bowl with single incised circle and central raised boss, raised on a subtle circular foot. Di

A KOREAN SLIP-INLAID CELADON 'CRANES' BOWL Dia:17.2cm, H:6.3cm

Two octagonal celadon bowls with slip decorated flower design on the exterior late Koryo Dynasty, one with moulded flower in the centre,14th Century 11.4cm and 11.7cm diameter

Korean, 13-14th C. four bowls covered with different shades of opaque olive-green glaze respectively, with deep rounded sides, freely carved to the interior with floral motifs, pomegranates and cranes

Circa 1900. Having a circular form with handsomely decorated interior and exterior. No breaks or restoration, good condition. H2 1/2" W7 1/4"

Circa 19th Century. 17 1/2"d

Ten pieces, to include a Joseon Dynasty celadon glaze lobed melon form teapot, a Joseon slip decorated celadon glaze circular dish, a Joseon octagonal slip decorated celadon dish, a Joseon celadon gla

(2) items including an underglaze blue decorated celadon bowl having a foot ring encrusted with sand used in the firing process; and a white porcelain bowl having the ghost image of complicated overgl

REPRODUCTION MARBLEIZED SLIP-DECORATED EARTHENWARE / REDWARE TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF EIGHT, single lead-glazed, comprising a 7" D plate, and seven bowls of various sizes with coggled rim. One having pa

Oxford Earthenware signed bowl is approx 13 1/8" in diameter and 3 1/2" tall. Dish is not signed. If shipping is needed, it can be packed and shipped thru UPS Store 5528. Get quote before bidding !

Description: Korean Koryu Period 17th Century Celadon Bowl decorated with a handmade floral motif in the center. The unique grey/green Koryu celadon glaze is a result of iron oxide's transformation fr

Joseon dynasty(1392-1910) A Korean celadon dish decorated with slip patterns and a flower medallion in the center. Japanese Kintsugi repair. H:1 3/4in(4.4cm) D:4 3/4in(12cm)

Attributed Solomon Loy (1805-? Alamance County, NC), Decorated Dirt Dishcirca 1860s, earthenware bowl with splashes of alternating white and black slip around the rim and black splashes to the interio

ARIZONA, 19TH CENTURY A Native American Hopi Indian earthenware pottery bowl. The flat bottom bowl is decorated with a black slip geometric design. Provenance: Dimension: 6 1/4" diameter, 3" tall

Group of Earthenware Table Articles Comprising: A slip decorated jar, unmarked A wood fired vase, unmarked A pair of glazed teabowls, stamped mark A pair of bowls with leaves, unmarked Together with:

A shallow celadon dish decorated with incised brown slip pattern. H:1in(2.5cm) W:5in(12.7cm)

**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