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

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Dimensions & Weight: Height 18 cm, Approx. 7.1 in (12th–13th Century)Material: Porcelain with Longquan celadon glazeCondition & Provenance: The vase is preserved in good overall condition, featuring a smooth and luminous celadon glaze with the characteristic soft green tone of Southern Song Longquan ware. The surface shows natural kiln characteristics and age-related marks consistent with its history. Provenance: From a private collection in Hong Kong.Description: This Southern Song Longquan celadon long-neck vase is a classic form from one of China’s most celebrated ceramic traditions. The elegant silhouette features a tall slender neck, rounded body, and balanced proportions, reflecting the refined simplicity and graceful aesthetic valued during the Song dynasty. Covered in a soft celadon glaze, the vase displays the jade-like quality that made Longquan ceramics highly admired throughout Asia. During the Southern Song period, Longquan kilns reached remarkable artistic and technical achievements, and their wares were widely exported through maritime trade routes. This vase represents the timeless elegance of Song dynasty ceramic art and remains a highly desirable category among collectors of Chinese porcelain.

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