Ming Dynasty, plum-green Longquan kiln large dish with a folded rim (withdrawn)

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Ming Dynasty, plum-green Longquan kiln large dish with a folded rim (withdrawn)

The inner wall of the vessel is molded with chrysanthemum petal patterns, with faint lines visible in the center of each petal. The body is thick and heavy, the glaze layer is thick, moist, and pure in color. The lines of the decoration are smooth and flowing, the decoration is simple yet not simplistic, stable and grand yet elegant.

Catalog Number: 199

Caliber 33cm

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Renowned for its celadon porcelain, the Longquan kilns represent a brilliant jewel in the history of Chinese ceramics. Named after its location in Longquan, Zhejiang province, it flourished during the Southern Song Dynasty, continuing through the Yuan and Ming dynasties. Its long history, rich glaze, and elegant forms are unparalleled. The interior of the dish is mold-pressed with chrysanthemum petal patterns, with faint lines visible in the center of each petal. The body is thick and heavy, the glaze layer is thick, moist, and beautifully colored. The decorative lines are smooth, the decoration simple yet sophisticated, stable and grand yet elegant. Its form and color exude a jade-like, warm and restrained quality, perfectly expressing a calm and profound aesthetic ideal. It is a rare treasure from the Longquan kilns of the Ming Dynasty.

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德谊生辉古代近现代瓷器书画专场

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