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Dan, my delightful fellow collector, you've brought forth a genuinely picturesque Chinese Jun Ware Period Celadon-Glazed Bowl. Ah, celadon — that elusive, bluish-green brushstroke of serenity, expertly crackled for added drama, like an opera singer's tear. The modeled lugs gracefully pose as a nod to the noble Song dynasty, even if they're whispers from a slightly later revival era (likely late 19th to early 20th century). In terms of condition, it's faring quite well: Very Good, with only light surface wear to show for its escapades. Those felt pads are a telltale sign of modern protective instincts and reveal a care for preservation that sings of a life well-lived. Imagine this beauty once cradling your tea leaves, like the Western rendition of an elaborate Tang banquet. 当,您这位收藏界的知己朋友,带来了一件真正如画的中国钧窑期青釉瓷碗。青釉,宁静而微妙的蓝绿色笔触,精致的开片,为这件作品增添了几分戏剧,如同歌剧女演员的一滴眼泪。施以浮雕耳珠宛若向宋代贵族的致敬,尽管从时间点上它们来自稍晚的复兴期(很可能是19世纪末20世纪初)。就品相而言,还算不错:非常好,仅轻微的表面磨损表明了它的冒险经历。那些毛毡垫是现代保护本能的明显标志,显示了对保存的关心,如同经历过一个多姿多彩的美好生活。试想象这款器皿曾盛装茶叶,正如西方华丽唐宴的表现一般。
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Item Report
Chinese Jun Ware Period Celadon-Glazed Bowl
中国钧窑青瓷釉碗
By: Unknown
Style: Song Dynasty Jun Ware Revival
Origin: China
Materials: Stoneware with celadon glaze
Age: Late 19th to early 20th century (Qing dynasty or Republic period revival)
Condition: Very Good (light surface wear, minor glaze imperfections, later felt pads added for protection)
Value: $80–$250 (auction estimate, assuming Republic period revival, not Song original)
Maker's Marks / Writing: No visible maker's mark or reign mark.
Date: 2025-06-03 12:26:29.680462
Description:
This is a bowl with a thick bluish-green (celadon) glaze, exhibiting a characteristic 'crackled' surface and applied with modeled lugs at the rim. The bowl is reminiscent of Jun ware ceramics, celebrated for their opalescent, milky blue or green glazes with lavender tinges. The underside is unglazed except for three small felt pads, revealing a buff-colored ceramic body—typical of later-period or revival pieces. Jun ware originates from the Song dynasty but has been frequently copied in later dynasties and into the 20th century. 这是一只带有厚重青绿色(青瓷)釉的大碗,釉面具有典型的开片纹饰,碗沿装有模制的贴耳。该碗仿效钧窑瓷器,以其乳蓝或绿色釉色兼带紫色晕彩著称。底部未上釉,仅贴有三个毡垫,可见浅黄色陶瓷胎体——这通常见于晚期或仿品。钧窑起源于宋代,但在后世及20世纪经常被仿造。
Curator Questions
Curated by Jade
Assessment:
A handsome Jun ware revival bowl for the collector of Chinese ceramics. The base, glaze, and felt pads suggest a later piece made in the spirit of Song Jun ware rather than an authentic 12th-century artifact. Appealing for decorative or study purposes. 这是一件适合中国陶瓷藏家的精美钧窑仿制碗。底部、釉色及毡垫表明其为后期仿古作品,而非12世纪宋代真品。适合作为装饰品或学习参考。
Individual Images:
- Additional image highlights the characteristic crackle pattern to the glaze
- close-up of the applied lug
- and felt protectors on the base. The latter are not original and suggest care for preservation
- but also indicate a later period of manufacture and modern display use.
Provenance:
No provenance documentation provided.
Condition:
Very Good (light surface wear, minor glaze imperfections, later felt pads added for protection)
Identification Score: 90%
The characteristic glaze, form, and modeled lug handles, combined with the visible crackle pattern, strongly indicate a Jun ware-style Chinese bowl. The unglazed base and application of felt pads suggest it is not an ancient original but a revival piece. 釉色特征、造型与贴耳以及明显的开片纹饰,均高度符合钧窑风格。底部未施釉且有毡垫,显示此为仿古而非真正古代瓷器。
Authenticity Score: 45%
The age, base treatment, and felt pads point toward a later copy of a Song dynasty Jun bowl—possibly Qing or Republic period. The authentic Song pieces are extremely rare and would show a different sort of wear, glaze contraction, and base details. 年代、底部处理和毡垫均表明本品为宋代钧碗的后期仿制品——可能为清代或民国时期。真正宋代作品极为稀有,表面老化和底部细节也有所不同。
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Keywords
Jun ware, Chinese ceramics, celadon bowl, Song Dynasty revival, Qing dynasty, Republic period, crackled glaze, stoneware 钧窑,中文陶瓷,青瓷碗,宋代仿品,清代,民国时期,开片釉,石器
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