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Vase with kiln remnants.
Vase
Courtesy of the Harn Museum of Art, Photography by Foad Seyed Mohammadi

Vase

Maker Thai Artist
Date14th-16th century
Place of originThailand
MediumStoneware with glaze
Dimensions1 3/4 x 1 in. (4.4 x 2.5 cm)
ClassificationsFurnishings and Equipment
Credit LineGift of Ellen and David Menke in honor of their parents Betty and John Menke
Object number2013.11.87
Collections
Visual DescriptionVase with kiln remnants.
Ceramic vessel with lid
Ceramic vessel with lid
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木造使者立像
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Joseon dynasty (1392-1910), 17th-18th century
l, dark-glazed ceramic vase with an elongated, tapering body and a small mouth. The glossy black finish features prominent horizontal ribbing across the upper half, with subtle lighter brown tones on the ridges.
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Korean Artist 작자미상 作者未詳
Goryeo Dynasty (918-1392), 13th century
Vase with round body rising from a narrower base; incised rings around the middle and lower neck; pattern on the upper neck; substantial flaring.
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Plate
Thai Artist
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A jar type popular throughout Eats and South-east Asia, and widely produced from South China to Thailand and found in South China Sea shipwrecks, it was used for storage and in association with burials. This jar has a tan-brown burning thick paste clay body and a dense dark brown glaze which drips dramatically from the shoulder to where glaze coverage ends about two-fifths of the way up the belly. The base has an abraded low foot ring and a rough flat interior. The shape has a wide foot, long ex…
Storage Jar with Brown Drip Glaze and Four Lugs
Thai Artist
14th-16th century
Pear-shaped bottle with low belly, long sloping shoulder and neck, flared mouth; light blue-green celadon glaze over incised downward pointing lotus petal design, with three incised lines at shoulder; glazed to immediately about foot. Shallow ring, exposed reddish-tan clay.
Pear-shaped Crackle Ware Bottle
Thai Artist
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High-shouldered globular pot with short neck and circular firing ring scar. Three deer in rockery designs divided by double lines, cloud pattern on band of shoulder. Thick crackle glaze overall.
Blue and White Pot with Deer Designs
Thai Artist
15th-16th century
Globular bottle, with soft mottled celadon over incised shoulder petal band; tight mouth, unglazed interior wall, foot ring with sloping.
Squat Celadon-glazed Pot with Petal Designs
Thai Artist
15th-16th century

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