Three Sawankhalok, 14th-15th Century Celadon Bowls

Two with incised vertical lines to exterior, suggesting leaves or grasses. All with warm olive celadon glaze. 15th C. Largest bowl approx. 5 3/8" diameter, 3" in height.

Southeast Asia, Thailand, Sawankhalok (Sawankhalok) culture, Sukhothai Period, ca. 15th century CE. A beautiful sage green celadon bowl set atop a flat discoidal foot with thick walls which flare outw

Two early porcelain covered bowls, probably Siamese Sawankhalok, 14th/15th century. One with chips to edge of rim on base, the other with tiny edge chip to underside of rim and chip to edge of footed

Thailand, Sawankhalok school, ca. 14th to 15th century CE. A charming celadon kalong teapot or jarlet in the form of a dragon, with a profile head spout and a handle in the form of a sinuous tail. The

Three Sultanabad Pottery Articles Likely 14th/15th Century Diameter of bowl 9 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Hamid and Kim Alwan, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Sawankhalok Celadon Bowl Thailand; 15 Century; the center and inside cavetto well carved with Lotus Petal designs; the underside with degraded glaze, possibly from underwater salvage. Small chip to mo

A Chinese celadon bowl, Yuan-early Ming Dynasty, 14th-15th century, with moulded chrysanthemum to the centre and barbed rim, 25,5cm diameter Provenance: Glade Antiques, Buckinghamshire, 25th September

Diameter- 13" Provenance- Floyd Whittington Collection. In-house shipping available within continental U.S. for $40 plus insurance.

Diameter- 12" Provenance- Floyd Whittington Collection.

A GROUP OF THREE VIETNAMESE CARVED CELADON BOWLS, 15TH/17TH CENTURY. Each raised on a short foot rim, the interiors with carved floral decoration and under various shades of green celadon glaze. The

**Originally Listed At $350** Southeast Asia, Thailand, Sawankhalok, ca. 14th to 15th century CE. A lovely set of hand-built pottery vessels - a bowl and a jar - from ancient Thailand that are covered

Three Small Asian Serving Dishes/Bowls, 10-15th C., includes a 12th C. Korean celadon colored bowl with floral decorations; a Sung Dynasty, 10 to 12th C., shallow robins egg blue plate along with a po

Southeast Asia, Thailand, Sawankhalok culture, Sukhothai Period, ca. 14th to 16th century CE. A beautiful wide-basin pottery bowl with a wave-form linear motif incised across its interior and a finely

Thai Sawankhalok ceramic figure of Garuda, Sukhothai period, 14th/15th century, the part-human part-bird form divinity subduing a three-headed naga (snake deity) by standing on the sinuous body and ho

Sawankhalok pot celadon, Thailand, 15th century, stoneware with sea blue celadon glaze, probably made of two halves of a bowl joined together, spherical ointment vessel with flat mouth, h 10cm

Southeast Asia, Thailand, Sawankhalok culture, Sukhothai Period, ca. 14th to 16th century CE. A large and loosely glazed hand-built pottery bowl of a light blue-green hue with a wide basin set atop a

Southeast Asia, Thailand, Sawankhalok culture, Sukhothai Period, ca. 14th to 16th century CE. A beautiful wide-basin pottery bowl with a wave-form linear motif incised across its interior and a finely

Heavily potted, with barbed rims, incised floral designs beneath the glaze, various shades of celadon from light green to deep olive. 15th C. Largest approx. 5 1/4" diameter.

Chinese Sung Period 13-14th Century / Celadon Bowl With Carved Floral Desin Interior, Olive Green Color. HIGH: 2 inches DIAMETER: 4.75 inches Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When

(lot of 6) Vietnamese underglaze blue ceramics, Tran/Le dynasty (14th/15th c): two bowls with scroll pattern; two Hoi An Hoard deep dishes, one with bird and the other with water reeds and fish; two c

**Previously Listed At $250** Far East, Vietnam or Thailand, ca. 15th century CE. This is a complementary pair of green celadon wares with linear/leaf-life designs. One is a bowl with a flared, shaped

A 14th Century Chinese/Thai Celadon Porcelain Bowl.Provenance: The Meisner Collection. The Meisner Collection was started in the early 1940s and was assembled up until the early 1990s by Gudrun Meisne

The center with a flower with curling petals painted in black underneath the grey-green glaze, with dashed lines, perhaps suggesting foliage, making a border at the flattened rim and on the underside.

A female figure holding a child, made of stoneware with a brown glaze. These figures were often used as offers; during a ritual the heads were broken off. Therefore we find these figures mostly with r