Southern Song Longquan Kiln Celadon Long-Neck Vase (12th–13th Century, China)

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Dimensions: Height 20 cm; Approx. 7.9 in high; Approx. 0.66 ft high (12th–13th Century)Material: Porcelain with Longquan Celadon GlazeCondition & Provenance: The vase is in good overall condition, with a well-preserved body and glaze surface. The soft blue-green celadon glaze shows a gentle, jade-like quality with natural age characteristics, while kiln-fired marks remain visible on the base. Provenance: From a private collection in Hong Kong.Description: This Southern Song Longquan kiln celadon long-neck vase beautifully reflects the refined elegance and balanced design philosophy of Song dynasty ceramics. The graceful form features a tall neck, rounded shoulder, and gently tapered body, creating a clean and harmonious silhouette. Covered in a smooth Longquan celadon glaze, the surface displays a calm blue-green tone with a subtle jade-like appearance, showcasing the exceptional craftsmanship of Southern Song ceramic production. Longquan kiln was one of the most influential centers of Chinese celadon during the Song and Yuan periods, highly admired for its elegant shapes and luminous glazes. This vase captures the understated beauty valued by Song scholars and collectors, making it a highly desirable example of classical Chinese celadon.

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