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Dish

13th century-14th century (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Dish, shallow, with rounded sides and folded-out rim, standing on a flat base. Stamped inside is a flower spray, and incised rib-lines encircle the rim. The outside is mainly unglazed, and the glaze is largely decayed through burial.


Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Stoneware with stamped decoration under celadon glaze
Brief description
Longquan ware. Dish, stoneware with stamped design under celadon glaze; excavated in the Philippines, made in China (Zhejiang province), Yuan dynasty, 13th-14th century
Physical description
Dish, shallow, with rounded sides and folded-out rim, standing on a flat base. Stamped inside is a flower spray, and incised rib-lines encircle the rim. The outside is mainly unglazed, and the glaze is largely decayed through burial.
Dimensions
  • Diameter: 10.1cm
Styles
Credit line
Given by Sir John Addis KCMG
Object history
The group of objects (FE.3 to 105-1975) were all acquired by Sir John Addis during his stay in Manila as British Ambassador, ca. 1965-70, and are purportedly from excavations there. See papers published at the Manila Trade Pottery Seminiar, 1968, here noted; also Locsin, L & C, Oriental Ceramics discovered in the Philippines, Rutland & Tokyo 1968; and Addis, J. M. Transactions of the Oriental Ceramic Society, 1967-69 London : The Society, pp. 17-36.
Production
Register
Subject depicted
Collection
Accession number
FE.45-1975

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Record createdJune 25, 2009
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