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Chinese Longquan Celadon-Glazed Porcelain Bowl

中国龙泉青瓷釉瓷碗

By: Unknown, attributed to Longquan kilns

Style: Chinese Longquan Celadon

Origin: China

Materials: Porcelain with crackled celadon glaze

Age: Late Qing Dynasty to early Republic period (circa 1880-1930)

Condition: Very Good (minor wear, visible glaze crackle, no major chips seen; appears stable and well-kept)

Value: $300 - $800 at auction (if of late Qing/Republic period manufacture; genuine Song/Yuan examples would command considerably higher prices)

Maker's Marks / Writing: None visible in the provided image.

Date: 2025-06-03 06:53:02.146898

Description:

This is a celadon-glazed porcelain bowl with a prominently crackled glaze, characteristic of Longquan kilns. The even greenish-blue color indicates good quality celadon, and the squared lugs on the sides are typical for ritual or scholar’s objects. The unglazed base and the visible crackle in the glaze are suggestive of traditional Chinese celadons. The shape and features are consistent with ceramics from the Song to Yuan dynasties, though many later reproductions exist, particularly from the late Qing and Republican period.     这是一只龙泉窑青瓷釉瓷碗,釉面开片明显,展现出龙泉经典青瓷的特色。其均匀的青蓝色表面显示出上乘的青瓷品质,碗身两侧的方形耳把是仪式或文房器物常见设计。无釉底及明显的开片特征表明其为中国传统青瓷。造型与特征符合宋至元时期工艺,但相似器物在清末及民国时期也有大量仿制。

Assessment:

This bowl is a good example of Longquan-type celadon, most likely a late Qing or Republic period reproduction based on visible glaze, foot, and overall wear. The quality is good, and it remains a desirable collector's piece, though its value would be substantially higher if it were confirmed to be from the Song or Yuan period.     这只瓷碗是龙泉窑青瓷的良好范例,结合釉面、器底、及整体磨损来看,最有可能为清末或民国时期的仿品。质量较好,具收藏价值,但若为宋或元真品则价值会显著提升。

Individual Images:

  • The detail view of the base shows three felt pads for protection
  • a relatively clean unglazed foot with some age-appropriate wear
  • and glaze contraction at the base typical for celadons. The squared lug on one side is well-formed. No evidence of a visible maker's mark was found in this image.

Provenance:

No provenance documentation provided.

Condition:

Very Good (minor wear, visible glaze crackle, no major chips seen; appears stable and well-kept)

Identification Score: 90%

The shape, glaze color, and crackling pattern correspond closely with Longquan celadon tradition, and the piece has other telltale characteristics. The score is below 100% due to the prevalence of high-quality later reproductions.     器型、釉色、开片特征均高度符合龙泉青瓷传统,且有其他典型标志。由于高仿品较多,鉴定分略低于满分。

Authenticity Score: 65%

There are good signs of age and style conformity, but the foot and general look suggest a high likelihood of a later (late Qing or Republic period) piece rather than a true Song/Yuan original. The color, foot rim, and finish support this later date.     器物展现出一定的年代感和风格特征,但足底和整体观感更倾向于晚清或民国仿品,而非宋元真品。釉色、圈足及工艺表现均支持较晚断代。

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Keywords

Longquan celadon, Chinese porcelain, crackled glaze, Qing Dynasty, Republic period, scholar's bowl, antique ceramic     龙泉青瓷,中国瓷器,开片釉,清代,民国,文房用碗,古董陶瓷

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