Southern Song Longquan Celadon Guaner Vase (12th–13th Century)

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Dimensions: Height 26 cm (approximately 10.2 inches, approximately 0.85 ft); 12th–13th CenturyCondition & Provenance: The vase is in good condition with well-preserved glaze and a naturally formed crackle pattern across the surface. Minor kiln firing characteristics are visible, consistent with age and production. Provenance: Private Collection, California, USA.Description: This Southern Song Longquan celadon guaner vase represents the refined elegance of Chinese ceramic artistry during the Song dynasty. The vase features a graceful elongated silhouette with a balanced body and distinctive tubular handles on both sides of the neck, a classic form appreciated during the period. Covered in a soft green celadon glaze with a subtle jade-like appearance, the piece reflects the Song dynasty preference for simplicity, harmony, and understated beauty. The natural glaze texture and firing marks add depth and character, highlighting the craftsmanship of the Longquan kilns. This type of elegant celadon vessel was highly valued as a scholarly and decorative object, making it an important example of Song dynasty ceramic aesthetics.

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