Bowl with Pedestal

Bowl

Goblet-like object. A bowl set up to a high slightly conical and hollow pedestal. Bowl inside dark grey with tiny air bubbles, outside allover decorated with simple patterns.

Object ID
Korea_017

Age
Joseon Dynasty (1392 – 1910 AD)

Material
Ceramics

Color
dark grey / white

Height
8 cm

Diameter
8.5 cm

Standfoot
hollow inside

Condition
Very Good

Price
on request

Description

The goblet-like bowl belongs into the Korean Buncheong ware that was produced during the first two centuries of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910). This Korean creation was from the quality a middle-thing between celadon and porcelain. The bowl is set up to a high slightly conical pedestal, that is hollow inside and bears some leftovers from oxidation. The bowl and the mouth are dark grey, on the inside glaze appear tiny glittering air bubbles.
The uneven patterns of the two-parted object are differently structured. On the outside surface of the bowl are two white circle lines under the dark grey mouth and. The „grid patterns“ are horizontally arranged and appear like a field of dots. The pedestal shows vertical arrangements in two-to-one structures with dots. Around the lower part is a bordure with circles and aslant line patterns. (HV)

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