Antique Chinese Yuan Period Longquan Incised Celadon Jarlet

USD 140.00

Condition: Overall the piece is in Average / Fair condition. There is a darkened hairline crack that circles the entire surface of the piece. There is also a small minor chip on the rim of the jarlet's opening.

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View Antique Chinese Yuan Period Longquan Incised Celadon Jarlet with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. This was a common commonly referred to as Longquan Ware. The incised patterns on the face of the jarlet are wonderfully subtle. The Jarlet most likely dates from 1271-1368 AD. There is a darkened hairline crack that circles the entire surface of the piece. This is a good representative example of an Antique Song / Yuan Transition Period Ceramic Celadon Jarlet from China.  This was a common commonly referred to as Longquan Ware.  The incised patterns on the face of the jarlet are wonderfully subtle.  The piece itself was purchased by my father in Penang, Malaysia during the period he owned a Southeast Asian antique shop on the island in the late 1970's to early 1980's. The Jarlet most likely dates from 1271-1368 AD Condition Description: Overall the piece is in Average / Fair condition.  There is a darkened hairline crack that circles the entire surface of the piece.  There is also a small minor chip on the rim of the jarlet's opening. Jarlet Dimensions: 2 3/4 inches High & 3 1/4 inches in Diameter.  Weight: 5.7 Ounces Metric Jarlet Dimensions: 6.98 cm High & 8.26 cm in Diameter.  Weight: 163 grams ATTENTION INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS / PURCHASERS: this auction / sale is for Buyers in certain countries only. If you are an international bidder and want to bid / buy, contact me prior to bidding / purchasing to obtain individual permission. This may be granted after you accept the shipping costs quoted to you. Will refund your money if not fully satisfied with your purchase within 30 days U.S. Residents are required to pay Sales Tax upon purchase based on their particular State's Taxing Requirements Provenance: Don T. Christensen, Penang, Malaysia, Deceased Condition: Overall the piece is in Average / Fair condition. There is a darkened hairline crack that circles the entire surface of the piece. There is also a small minor chip on the rim of the jarlet's opening.. Category: Antiques › Asian Antiques › China › Boxes.

Primary Material: Porcelain & Pottery
Color: Green
Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
Region of Origin: China
Age: Pre-1800
Country of Origin: China