Northern Song Dynasty Yue ware celadon glazed carved zui Chinese ceramics antiques collectibles

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• Era/Period Estimated Northern Song to Yuan Dynasty • Size Height approx. 21cm Maximum diameter approx. 16cm ​ This is a celadon-glazed teapot of the Yue ware (越窯) lineage, estimated to have been produced during the Northern Song period of China. It is an object where a voluminous body, a long spout, a trumpet-shaped mouth, and an elegant handle harmonize beautifully. The surface is coated with a subtle celadon glaze in shades of grayish-blue and pale green, and the outer wall features delicate incised decorations of the cloud pattern (雲文) style. On the base, attachments that appear to be indigenous materials and kiln support marks remain, and iron spots and natural wear are observed on the glazed surface. There is a small chip at the tip of the spout, but the overall shape is relatively well-preserved. This work stands out for its elegant sculptural beauty and archaic atmosphere characteristic of Song Dynasty celadon. [Precautions] • The descriptions regarding the era, place of production, artist, kiln, authenticity, etc., of this work are personal opinions and reference views written by the seller based on the object's external characteristics, provenance information, and related materials. • Please review the posted photos and descriptions thoroughly and make your purchase according to your own discernment and judgment.

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