Yuan Dynasty Longquan Celadon Pink‑Green Large Fluted‑Rim Dish With Incised Chrysanthemum Pattern,13th‑14th century Chinese southern export celadon porcelain

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Dimensions:Mouth Diameter 25.6cm(10.08in),Height 4.8cm(1.89in),13th‑14th century Yuan Dynasty Longquan kiln porcelainCondition & Provenance:The large dish is fully intact without hairline cracks,chip damage or restorations.It is covered by thick luscious pink‑green celadon glaze with glossy silky surface.Incised chrysanthemum motif at center stays legible,and radial fluted lines inside the dish remain crisp and well‑defined.The outer foot ring exposes ochre‑brown raw clay with compact body,only bearing natural age‑related soil patina along foot edge,no modern artificial distressing.This piece originates from a private Song‑Yuan ancient porcelain collector based in Hong Kong,acquired from a well‑established Southeast Asian antique dealer in Jakarta back in 2019.Undamaged large Longquan dishes over 25.6 centimeters diameter from Yuan period are fairly scarce on global antique market,acting as a vital surviving artifact for studying Yuan maritime export ceramic trade.Description:This sizable wide‑rimmed dish with incised chrysanthemum decoration was produced at Longquan kilns during China’s Yuan Dynasty.It is one of the iconic large‑format celadon wares,manufactured both for domestic daily display and long‑distance maritime export trade.The vessel features broad outward folded rim,shallow curved wall and recessed foot ring.With diameter reaching 25.6 cm,it represents a substantial representative plate from Yuan Longquan production.Thick and substantial pink‑green celadon glaze coats interior and exterior,presenting soft even tone and jade‑like luster which perfectly embodies the subtle aesthetic of Longquan monochrome celadon.Shallowly incised chrysanthemum decorates the central well with gracefully spread petals;chrysanthemum symbolizes nobility and good fortune in Song‑Yuan culture.A ring of evenly spaced radial fluted ribs radiates outward toward the folded rim,bringing rhythmic visual texture to inner surface.The broad outer rim is left plain,creating nice contrast between plain rim and rich incised ornament inside.The short foot ring is neatly wheel‑trimmed,the unglazed outer foot reveals ochre‑brown dense clay typical of main Longquan kiln bodies,authentic soil patina accumulated over centuries along foot perimeter.Longquan celadon dominated maritime trade along the maritime silk road in Yuan times.Large incised dishes such as this were highly sought‑after overseas,yet complete undamaged survivors are relatively rare after hundreds of years.This dish preserves all key Yuan Longquan technical characteristics including rich glaze,sharp incised carving and neat foot trimming.It delivers great decorative,collectible and historical research value,ideal for specialized Longquan collections and museum‑grade exhibitions focused on Song‑Yuan export ceramics,providing excellent tangible evidence for investigating southern Chinese kiln craftsmanship and ancient overseas commercial networks.

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