Hutian‑Kiln Yingqing Glazed Jar with Stud‑Boss and Comb‑Scratched Decoration,Song Dynasty,10th‑13th Century

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Dimensions:Height 10.5 cm (4.13 in),Mouth diameter 10.8 cm (4.25 in),Song Dynasty,10th‑13th CenturyCondition & Provenance:The jar is fully intact without cracks or major chips.Rim carries natural age‑related wear and faint soil patina.Neck bosses and exterior comb‑scratch patterns remain sharp and well‑preserved.Glaze retains nice luster.Wheel‑throwing spiral marks are clearly visible inside the vessel.Base stays in authentic excavated condition.No modern restoration,over‑painting or artificial polishing.This jar originates from a private Hong‑Kong‑based Song‑porcelain collection focused on Jingdezhen Yingqing wares.It was purchased at a local Hong Kong antique shop in 2004 and kept in climate‑controlled cabinet,now released for collection rotation.Description:This charming small jar is a functional decorative piece made at Hutian kiln,Jingdezhen in Song dynasty.It features flared mouth,short neck encircled by raised stud bosses,and full rounded belly.The outer surface is entirely covered by fluid diagonal comb‑scratched lines creating rhythmic texture,a typical decorative technique of Song‑era Hutian ware.Concentric wheel‑throwing spirals inside show genuine hand‑crafting traces from ancient pottery production.The vessel is covered with classic translucent pale aqua‑blue Yingqing glaze.Glaze thins near rim showing subtle creamy‑yellow patina.The neck stud‑boss design draws inspiration from archaic bronze ritual vessels,blending antique stylistic reference with delicate southern Chinese porcelain aesthetics.While similar Yingqing jars survive from Song times,fine examples with intact bosses and well‑preserved glaze are quite desirable for collectors.This jar boasts plump shape,multi‑layered ornament and mellow glaze shturl.cc faithfully retains original Song‑dynasty craftsmanship and qualifies as a delightful collectible of bluish‑white porcelain.

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