A Small Longquan Celadon Dish with Chrysanthemum Petal Design, Yuan Dynasty (14th Century)

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Dimensions: Height 2.5 cm (0.98 in / 0.08 ft), Width 12.5 cm (4.92 in / 0.41 ft)Condition and Provenance: Good condition with well-preserved glaze, natural surface wear and subtle traces developed over time. Overall, the piece remains in strong collectible condition. Provenance: Private Collection, New York, USA.Description: This small Longquan celadon dish features a wide mouth, narrow folded rim, shallow curved body, and a low foot, presenting a refined and elegant form typical of Yuan dynasty scholar’s objects. The entire surface is covered in a soft powder-blue celadon glaze with a warm jade-like appearance, displaying an even and smooth finish with a subtle luminous quality. The interior is decorated with a molded radiating chrysanthemum petal pattern, with evenly arranged raised ribs creating a clean and balanced design. The decoration relies on the gentle variation of glaze tones to create depth and elegance, reflecting the restrained aesthetic of Longquan ceramics. The exposed foot reveals a sturdy clay body with a natural reddish firing tone and a small firing vent mark at the center, characteristic of Yuan dynasty Longquan kiln production. With its simple yet refined silhouette, chrysanthemum design, and graceful celadon tone, this dish could have served as a scholar’s accessory, incense dish, or elegant display piece. It represents the understated beauty and craftsmanship of Yuan dynasty Longquan celadon and remains an appealing addition to a serious collection.

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