Northern Song Dynasty Ding Kiln White Porcelain Melon-Shaped Ewer (960–1127)

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Dimensions & Weight: Height 13 cm, width 12 cm, height approximately 5.1 in, width approximately 4.7 in (11th–12th century)Material: White PorcelainCondition & Provenance: The ewer is preserved in good overall condition, featuring a well-balanced form, clean white glaze, and clearly defined melon-shaped lobed body. The spout and handle remain well preserved, with natural kiln traces and gentle signs of age consistent with an antique Song dynasty ceramic. Provenance: From a private collection in Hong Kong.Description: This Northern Song Ding kiln white porcelain melon-shaped ewer is a refined example of the elegant style achieved by Song dynasty ceramic artists. The rounded lobed body, graceful spout, and carefully shaped handle create a sophisticated and harmonious silhouette. Ding ware is one of the most celebrated ceramic traditions of the Song dynasty, admired for its fine porcelain body, bright white glaze, and exceptional craftsmanship. This piece reflects the Song aesthetic of simplicity, balance, and understated beauty, offering collectors an important example of early Chinese white porcelain and the refined craftsmanship of the Ding kilns.

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