This fine large glazed stoneware bowl was made at the Sawankhalok kilns during the 14th or 15th centuries. It is heavily-potted and coated in a finely-crackled translucent celadon glaze. The centre of the bowl is further decorated with an incised spiral/floral pattern surrounded by several incised bands. The underside wall is covered with an attractive pattern of criss-cross incised lines.

Diameter 24.75 cm. There is insignificant flaking of the glaze where thinnest on the edge of the rim. No restoration or repair; a lovely example in fine condition.

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