Southern Song Dynasty Jizhou Kiln White Glazed Brown Decorated Floral Tea Bowl and Stand Set (12th–13th Century)

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Dimensions: Southern Song Dynasty (12th–13th Century), Overall height 6cm (2.36in), Stand diameter 11cm (4.33in), approximately 0.20ft，Condition & Provenance: Very good condition with natural age-related characteristics. The glaze remains smooth and softly toned, showing authentic surface aging and subtle crazing. The exposed foot areas reveal the original ceramic body with fine texture and clean craftsmanship. Provenance: Private Collection, California, USA.Description: This complete white-glazed tea bowl and stand set with brown painted decoration was created for traditional Chinese tea culture during the Southern Song dynasty. The tea stand features a delicate lobed floral rim, a raised hollow platform designed to support the tea bowl, and a circular foot with an incised mark on the underside. The matching tea bowl has an elegant floral rim, graceful curved profile, and refined foot ring. The entire set is covered with a warm ivory-white glaze, while both the bowl and stand are decorated with scattered brown-black painted spots that create a beautiful contrast against the light surface. The decoration has a natural and lively appearance, enhanced by subtle crazing and aged texture. The exposed foot areas show fine ceramic bodies with naturally aged surfaces and carefully finished edges. The incised mark on the base of the stand adds an important feature to this rare surviving set. With its elegant floral form, balanced decoration, and complete preservation, this tea ware represents the refined taste of Song dynasty tea culture and offers exceptional appeal for collectors and museum-quality displays.

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