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(Cham wares) Go-Sanh Kilns. Fingerprints evident on lower body and foot made while clay was wet.
Cup
Courtesy of the Harn Museum of Art, Photography by Randy Batista

Cup

Maker Thai Artist
Date1000-1471
Place of originThailand, Asia
MediumStoneware
Dimensions2 7/8 x 3 x 3 in. (7.3 x 7.6 x 7.6 cm)
ClassificationsFurnishings and Equipment
Credit LineGift of Don Q. Vining, M.D.
Object number1989.13.70
Collections
Visual Description(Cham wares) Go-Sanh Kilns. Fingerprints evident on lower body and foot made while clay was wet.
Sawanklahok District Kilns
Jarlet
Thai Artist
1350 - 1431
Globular body with bulbous spout-cylindrical long neck with outward flaring lip rolled downward, body flares inward to medium ring foot. White clay body, cobalt blue underglaze, clear gloss glaze except on base. Inside: potter's throwing lines evident. Outside: 6 circular parallel lines, 4 fern/plantain leaves on lower neck atop 1st line, bat alternated with design atop 2 lines. Body encircled with peonies, rocks, grasses, & water atop line on lower body - 2 lines at foot. Spout has 2 bat…
Kendi with Blue and White Designs
Chinese Artist
Ming dynasty (1368-1644)
Globular body with bulbous spout, cylindrical long neck with outward flaring lip rolled downward, body flares inward to medium ring foot. White clay body, underglaze cobalt blue. Inside: potter's throwing lines evident. Outside: six circular parallel lines (four fern/plantain leaves on lower neck atop first line, bat alternated with design atop two lines). Body encircled with peonies, lotus, plum tree, one butterfly, rocks, water, and grasses atop line on lower body, two lines at foot. Spout …
Kendi with Blue and White Garden Design
Chinese Artist
Ming dynasty (1368-1644)
Vase with kiln remnants.
Vase
Thai Artist
14th-16th century
Central medallion on lid; lid shoulders rounded; flanged globular body; narrow ring foot with one incised line above foot and recessed base; black speckled greyish buff clay body; celadon gloss glass.
Lidded Box
Thai Artist
Si Satchanalai (14th - 16th century)
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
Si Satchanalai ware
Cup
Thai Artist
15th-17th century
Si Satchanalai ware
Cup
Thai Artist
14th-15th 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
15th-16th century
Pale green glazed bowl with a wide, scalloped rim. The interior features incised wavy patterns and combing designs, while the exterior shows vertical petal-like carving above a small foot.
Foliated Bowl
Thai Artist
14th-15th century
Pale green glazed bowl with a wide, scalloped rim. The interior features incised wavy patterns and combing designs, while the exterior shows vertical carving above a small foot.
Bowl
Thai Artist
14th-16th century
Olive green celadon with overall crackle, heavy irregular drip edge towards base, hatched incised design and circles on neck and shoulder, plain based with neat foot ring, rough red-brown clay.
Olive Green Crackle-ware Pot
Thai, Si Satchanalai
15th-16th century

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