Large Thai 14th / 15th Century Sukhothai Bowl - Fish Pattern
This large stoneware bowl was made during the 14th / 15th century. It has been coated in a white slip, on top of which has been applied the underglaze decoration. The pattern features a central medallion of a fish and several decorative bands. The clear glaze is finely crackled. In the centre are five "spur" marks, from its manufacture.
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Large Thai 13th / 15th Century Sawankhalok Celadon Bowl
This fine stoneware bowl was made during the 13th - 15th century. It has been coated in quite a thick transparent crackled celadon glaze. The inner surface has been decorated with incised patterns, the centre of which is obscured by the thickness of the pooled glaze. The outer wall has been deeply carved with repeated vertical lines. The glaze has sagged and run ... Click for details
Large Thai 13th / 15th Century Sawankhalok Celadon Bowl
This fine stoneware bowl was made during the 13th - 15th century. Both the inner and outer surfaces have been extensively decorated with incised patterns comprising mainly vertical leaf patterns, but also horizontal bands. It has been coated in a finely-crackled transparent celadon glaze of very good colour, save for the heavy foot that remains unglazed.
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Fine Thai 13th / 15th Century Sawankhalok Celadon Bowl
This fine stoneware bowl was made during the 13th - 15th century. It is quite small for its type and has been decorated on its inner surface with bands of incised lines. It is coated in a transparent celadon glaze that is finely crackled.
This stoneware jar of squat globular form was made during the late 11th / 12th century. It is quite "heavily-potted" and is coated in a speckled brown glaze that stops short of the unglazed flat base. Around the wide shoulder are various bands of incised decoration.
This stoneware jar of squat globular form was made during the late 11th / 12th century. It is quite "heavily-potted" and is coated in a yellowish-brown glaze that is thin in places, but has sagged around the unglazed base. There are bands of incised decoration surrounding the base of the neck.
Rare Khmer 11th Century Zoomorphic Stoneware Jar - Owl
This interesting stoneware jar was made during the late 11th century. The general type of jar is typical of Khmer ceramics of this period although this is a particularly rare example having zoomorphic applied features to give it the form of an owl. In addition, the surface is decorated with incised converging diagonal lines to give the appearance of feathered wing... Click for details
Vietnamese 15th Century Blue & White Porcelain Octagonal Jar
This porcelain jar was made during the 15th century. It is of octagonal form with four larger panels and four smaller panels; the larger panels are decorated with bamboo stems whilst the smaller panels are decorated with a trellis pattern. A pattern comprising petals surrounds the mouth. The glaze is a little rough around the shoulder, this from its manufact... Click for details
A Vietnamese blue and white round “box” from the very late 15th to early 16th Century. Ming Period. Typical of the cobalt decorated blue and white wares from Hai Doung Province in northern Vietnam, this small round box has graceful rounded walls, a circular lid and slightly raised footrim. The lid features a floral and foliage motif in a circular medallion with a decorated margin. The body is embellished in vertical registers of alternating geometric and foliage design which extend to the sid... Click for details
