A charming Korean Goryeo ware celadon-glazed stoneware bottle vase, adorned with circular lines in white. Dating back to the Late Goryeo Dynasty (13th - 14th century), Korea, this piece was previously part of a Japanese private collection.

The vase, with its typical form, features a pear-shaped body, a slender neck, and an everted mouth that has been skillfully repaired with lacquer...

Previously in Japanese collection
There are Korean tag with a number and export permission tag.

Height 23.7cm

Comes with matching wooden storage box with label "Silla Jar made 1450 years ago"
There are minor chips. Please see the photos for reference.

A Very Fine Korean Inlaid/Molded Octagonal Celadon Dish-13th C.: Korea, Goryeeo dynasty, 13th century. A well potted octagonal dish inlaid with black and white slip chrysanthemum on octagonal exteriors and molded with floral heads on interiors, 3 spur marks on base, applied rich celadon glazed surfaces evenly. It’s b very good condition, it measures 12cm d. x 4cm h.

Totoya Hira Chawan from the Mid-Joseon Dynasty.

This type of Korean antique tea bowl was produced in relatively large quantities, with variations ranging from thick and large to thin and small, each showcasing unique styles...

Rare 5th to 6th Century Silla Jar with Separate Single-Level Perforated Stand and Perforated Knobs. This type is so rare, only one other example has been published as far as we know. It appears in Volume 1 of Korea's Pottery Heritage by Edward B. Adams. While the perforated knobs here, utilized to run a cord through, do appear on other Silla ware on rare occasion, they are not on the similar example in Adams' book. This is the only jar with this combination of features...

A Rare, Tall Masterpiece 5th to 6th Century Silla Jar with a Luxurious Drip Glaze. This is a rare opportunity to add a true masterpiece from 1,500 years ago to your collection. Silla ware is the most undervalued and underpriced of Korean antiquities. It preceded and influenced the Sue ware of Japan. This is the most beautiful example of a Silla jar we have seen. The entire circumference is richly adorned with an abundant accidental greenish brown drip glaze that culminates in vibrant pools...

Rare and Fine 5th to 6th Century Silla Jar with Beautiful Form and Design. Silla ware is the most undervalued and underpriced of Korean antiquities. It preceded and influenced the Sue ware of Japan. This jar is a precursor of the round 19th Century Korean Moon Jars that now sell for hundreds of thousands and sometimes millions of dollars...

The lychee, because of its red color, is an ancient symbol of love in Korea. It is a rare and valued motif on Korean celadons. The chrysanthemum fertility symbol that also adorns this bowl is more common. But the rendering here is unique, with chrysanthemums in the center of the bowl surrounded by lotus blossoms, a symbol of rebirth because the lotus rises above the muck of the pond to show its face to the Sun. Lovely floral scrolls encircle both the inner and outer circumference...

Large Antique Onggi Bottle from Jeju Island with stunning color and surface. Height: 13.5 inches, 34 cm; Circumference: 36.5 inches, 93 cm. Onggi are the most 'Korean' of Korean pots. All words related to onggi are of pure Korean origin, not based on Chinese characters. They are a beautiful form of Korean folk art.

This piece is very rare, Goryeo porcelain is famous for beautiful celadon. However this piece is white porcelain made at the official kiln ”柳川里 Yu chon li" It has very fine and beautiful patterns carved, it's very refined as court utensil. YouTube movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h20pjUHNB1s Size: 7.5cm(D)/4.3cm(H) Certification: written by Noriki Shimazu the famous researcher with Asian antiques in Japan

This is a large Goryeo celadon bowl with a greyish green glaze. The bowl has a wide, shallow shape with a slightly flared rim and a small foot. The glaze appears smooth and evenly applied, characteristic of Goryeo celadon ware.
There are visible cracks and a small chip on the rim, indicating its antique condition. The bowl's surface shows signs of age and use, adding to its historical value...

The stoneware bowl features inlaid ducks and flowers, covered with a greyish green celadon glaze.
Similar examples are in the Gwangju National Museum and the V&A Museum.

https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O22337/celadon-bowl-with-inlaid-willow-bowl-unknown/

Size
Diameter: 18.5 cm
Height: 6.5 cm

Condition
Very good antique condition
Minor crack on the rim (see images for reference)

Rare Pair of Orchids and Rocks Paintings by Kim Eung Won aka Soho (1855-1921), beautifully framed. Orchids are an ancient Korean symbol of purity, modesty, and virtue. The rock symbolizes eternity, so the combination of orchids and rock have the meaning of eternal adherence to principle. The orchid grows in remote places, but its fragrance spreads over the land, just as the scholar often works in isolation, but through their scholarly and ethical works their influence is felt throughout the land...

This is the only calligraphy by Kim Eung Won aka Soho (1855-1921) offered for sale anywhere. His skill was so revered that the prince Daewongun paid Kim Eung Won to paint many of the works for which the prince took credit. Ink on paper. Frame: 48 x 19 inches, 122 x 48 cm. Calligraphy: 37.5 x 13 inches (95 x 33 cm).

Orchids and Rocks Painting by Kim Eung Won aka Soho (1855-1921), beautifully framed. Orchids are an ancient Korean symbol of purity, modesty, and virtue. The rock symbolizes eternity, so the combination of orchids and rock have the meaning of eternal adherence to principle. The orchid grows in remote places, but its fragrance spreads over the land, just as the scholar often works in isolation, but through their scholarly and ethical works their influence is felt throughout the land...

The peony is an ancient symbol of love and prosperity in Korea. We have been trying since we opened 19 years ago to acquire a Kim Gyu Jin painting, but they are all either stored in museums or firmly entrenched in private collections. His works are in the collections of the world's biggest museums, including the Metropolitan Museum and the British Museum...

Calligraphy by Korea's Most Famous Calligrapher, O Se Chang aka Wichang (1864 - 1953), beautifully framed. Not only is O Se Chang the most renowned calligrapher in the most revered field of art throughout Korean history, his books on calligraphy have become the definitive texts on the subject. He is famous for his works in seal script, as in this example here. O Se Chang's calligraphy is prominently featured in the Los Angeles County Museum of Art's exhibition on Korean calligraphy, Beyond Line:...

A Very Fine/Large Korean 2 Dragon Goryeo Bronze Mirror-12/14th C: Korea, Goryeo dynasty, 12th /14th century. A large round bronze mirror, cast in the center with a pierced knob, well molded with a pair of sinuous dragons, each pursuing a flaming pearl surrounded by 6 clouds around Between two roundels. It is in good condition with dark green and silvered patina, It is in good condition with dark green and silvered patina, measures 23cm d.