Rare Ming Dynasty Shipwreck Bowl Celadon Longquan Chinese Porcelain Pottery Gift

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View Rare Ming Dynasty Shipwreck Bowl Celadon Longquan Chinese Porcelain Pottery Gift with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. A museum-worthy piece of history. Rare Longquan Celadon Shipwreck Bowl – Ming Dynasty Chinese Porcelain Pottery | Marine Salvage | Barnacle-Encrusted Presenting a truly rare marine artifact—a Longquan celadon porcelain bowl recovered from a historic Ming Dynasty shipwreck. This authentic piece of Chinese pottery features a stunning greenish celadon glaze with natural marine encrustation, including original barnacles still attached, offering compelling evidence of its centuries underwater. 🔹 Ming Dynasty Era – Estimated to date back to the Ming Dynasty, this bowl represents the refined craftsmanship of the famed Longquan kilns, known for their jade-like celadon finishes. 🔹 Shipwreck Provenance – Salvaged from a marine wreck site, making it not only a rare ceramic but a remarkable maritime archaeological relic. 🔹 Celadon Green Glaze – Signature soft green tone created by high-fired reduction, highly prized in both Chinese and global antique markets. 🔹 Barnacle Detail – Still visible barnacle growth adds authenticity and a one-of-a-kind marine patina. Measurements : 14 cm x 12.5 cm  x 12.5 cm  = 5.5" x 5"  x 5"  inches   🔹  An extraordinary opportunity for collectors of Chinese antiques, shipwreck artifacts, and rare celadon ceramics. A museum-worthy piece of history. ► ✈ FREE AND FAST WORLDWIDE SHIPPING   To the U.S it mostly takes  4 to 10 days , to other countries 10 to 24 business days.  Item will be shipped by DHL express mail or registered mail depending on the weight and country. ►CONTACT US If you buy two items or more, we offer a percentage cut % (contact in advance). If you are hesitating about a second item in our store this is a wonderful opportunity to buy both. PLEASE NOTE:  You're bidding on only 1 Item.   This piece may look slightly different from the one pictured, each piece is unique in color and patina and may show different variations due to the difference in monitors and computer screen settings. ✈ International clients are responsible for any import fees that may be charged at customs. Import duties and taxes are not included in the item price or shipping charges. More about the seller: Collecting tribal art is my passion, food for the soul, I have been collecting tribal art and antiques for well over 25 years, my collecting trips have taken me to many distant countries, the artifacts of interest are authentic tribal and ethnographic implements used in divination and healing.  My  travels have taken me to out of the way places where there are no cars or hotels, some of the remote places are only reachable by foot, so I often take long treks into the bush to find some of these rare pieces, but mostly its a question of being in the right place at the right time, my collection consists of ethnographic material from animist tribal peoples of Africa, Asia and south east Asia. Condition: Good Condition, with some hairline cracks. “Dynasty relic showing signs of purposeful use, these include chips, hairline cracks, cracks, fading, repairs both recent and ancient. The historic relic bears the witness of time, one can images the many beings this plate has served one can only imagine all the families this relic has visited, like in the movie, "The Red Violin".. Category: Antiques › Asian Antiques › China › Other Chinese Antiques.

Primary Material

Porcelain & Pottery

Color

Green

Original/Reproduction

Antique Original

Region of Origin

China

Country of Origin

China