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A Rare Longquan Celadon ‘Dragon’ Dish, Yuan/Ming Dynasty (14-16C) #5242 for sale

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Up for sale is this "A Rare Longquan Celadon ‘Dragon’ Dish, Yuan/Ming Dynasty (14-16C) #5242" If you have any questions please contact us before buy it. No reserve.

- width: approx. 25cm (9 27⁄32in)

- height: approx. 4.6cm (1 13⁄16in)

- weight: 1133g

This celadon dish is an exceptionally old piece from the Longquan kiln in China, renowned for its characteristic celadon glaze and exquisite relief decoration. The Longquan kiln has been a prestigious producer of celadon since the Song dynasty, reaching its peak production during the Yuan and Ming dynasties. The glaze of this piece exhibits a beautiful pale blue hue with a translucent and lustrous finish, embodying the soft and refined qualities typical of Longquan celadon. At the center, a finely executed relief of a dragon is prominently featured, surrounded by elegantly arranged cloud motifs. In China, dragon motifs symbolize imperial power and nobility, and such designs were particularly prevalent in works made for the Ming imperial court and temples. The rim is adorned with a continuous bead pattern, contributing to the overall balanced and graceful aesthetic.

Regarding its condition, despite the passage of time, the glaze retains its luster, and the intricate decorative elements remain well-preserved, exuding a dignified sense of antiquity. The foot of the dish bears kiln support marks from the firing process, serving as valuable evidence of the traditional manufacturing techniques of the time. There are no cracks or major chips, with only minor glaze flaking and subtle signs of use, indicating that the piece has been exceptionally well-maintained as an antique. Among Longquan celadon wares, large dishes with such elaborate craftsmanship are particularly rare, making this an item of significant historical and artistic value. It is highly suitable as a decorative piece for a tea gathering or as part of a collection of antique ceramics, offering a glimpse into the profound history of Chinese porcelain.



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