This antique ceramic tea bowl, dating to late 17th–early 18th century Korea, is a classic example of the Ido-style (Ido Waki) tea bowls highly regarded in Japanese tea culture. Its elegant form features a well-balanced body, a low, slightly raised foot, and a subtle glaze with a faint yellowish tone, embodying simplicity and refinement.

Distinctive kiln marks—seven in total—are visible inside the bowl, while traces of tea stains around the rim lend it a sense of historical use...

This unique and captivating celadon vase is the work of an early 20th century Korean artist who spent a number of years in Japan honing his craft. Gourd-shaped, it has a beautiful light-blue powdery glaze with grape vines and cinnabar highlights to portray the grapes; creating interesting contrast and distinguishing itself as being more playful when compared to much of Asian celadon that tends to be more calm and placid...

A Korean water dropper in shape of a carp. Cobalt blue glazed porcelain. Joseon dynasty, 19th century. Good condition, with kiln grit adhering to the foot. Length, 2 3/4 inches

This piece is very beautiful plain celadon bowl maintaining beauty just like as made in early period. though most celadon pieces made in mid Goryeo has patterns. This bowl probably was used as water container for painting by nobles. YouTube movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMUWCEeO_7M Size: 17.0cm(D)/5.2cm(H) Certification: written by Noriki Shimazu the famous researcher with Asian antiques in Japan.

Punch'ong "粉青沙器”is the name of wares made of clay included iron and covered with white mud in early Joseon dynasty 15th century. They were made in a only limited short period of time, so original pieces are very curious. This piece have inlay of white mud expressing peony and arabesque. YouTube movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_9M1-54syM Size: 10.3cm(D)/14.2cm(H) Certification: written by Noriki Shimazu the famous researcher with Asian antiques in Japan

Estre. Rare/Fine Korean B/W Slip Inlaid Goyeo(高麗) Small Celadon Botton-12th C. Korea, Goryeo dynasty, 12th century. The circular shaped celadon button inlaid with a chrysanthemum in blue and white slip surrounded by lotus petals, and under button with C-shaped knob for sewing. It’s in verry good condition, measures 3.1cm d.

A Very Rare/Large Korean Black Painted with Peony Goryeo Celadon Ewer-13th C.: Korea, Goryeo (高麗)dynasty, 12th -13th century. the iron decorated ewer, an ovoid form with tapered, cylindrical neck, spout and curved handle, painted in under glaze iron-brow with peony floral scroll, covered by a greyish green celadon glaze, foot and base unearthed. It’s in very good condition with out any damages at all, It measures 22cm h. x 21cm d.

Good late Joseon Dynasty, 19th century stoneware cup/bowl with high footrim and pale greenish gray glaze and gray stoneware , this is a simple regional folk ware but has a pleasing almost celadon feel to it that needs to be held to be appreciated. There is some kiln grit in the cavetto as well as three minor hairline stress cracks. H: 8.7cm/3.5in and D: 13.1cm//5.2in.

A Korean, Maebyeong, plum blossom vase; C14th. Its broad, round shoulders and tapering waist are covered overall with a celadon glaze. This ash-derived glaze has run and made rivulets down the side of the vase, which along with the asymetrical shape, contributes to a very wab-sabi feel to this Maebyeong. It would look spectacular with a branch of plum blossom. Height, 30.5 cm Good condition. Provenance; from a Japanese collection.

A Large, Rare, and Major Work of Ceramic Art by Korea's Most Famous Monk, Jung Kwang. A Tall Painted Porcelain Vase with a Zen Painting of a Crane Under the Moon by the Famous Korean Jeju Island Monk, Ko Chang Nyul aka Jung Kwang Sunim aka the Mad Monk (1935-2002). There is a prominent New York dealer's exhibition going on right now of Jung Kwang's works, where you will see the prices are several times higher than mine...

A Rare and Important Early Work by Korea's Leading Ceramic Artist, Shin Sang Ho (born 1947). The unique form is exquisite and the design sublime on this painted porcelain work of art. You will never find another like this. Signed and Dated 1979...

A Very Fine Korean B/W Porcelain Small Milk Bottle-19th C.: Korea, Joseon dynasty, 19th century. The small cylindrical bottle painted with three orchids on shoulder in underglaze blue, two blue circular lines in under glaze blue encircling the rim and short ring foot. It is find condition without any repairs or cracks, it measures 6.9cm h x 6cm d.

A Pair of Very Rare/Fine Korean Silla Horn-Handle Pottery Cups/Covers-4th-6th C.: Korea, old Silla dynasty, 4th 6th century. A very well potted with a black clay pottery cup and covers, with a horn-handle attached each cup, and original lid. It is in very good condition but a tiny chip on the cover rim (see photo #1), it measures 10cm h. x 11cm d.

A Very Fine Korean B/W Slip Inlaid with Chrysanthemums Cylindrical Cup-13th C. Korea, Goryeo dynasty, 12th – 13th century...

A Fine Korean Goryeo (高麗) Celadon Glazed Ewer with an Original Lid-11th-13th C.: Korea, Goryeo (高麗), dynasty, 13th century. The ovoid form with tapered, cylindrical neck, spout and curved handle, covered by a green celadon glaze with some area covered with yellowish green celadon glaze, foot and base unearthed. It’s in very good condition with no any damages at all with an original lid, it measures 18cm h. x 20cm d.

A Very Fine Korean Thin Potted Celadon Foliate Rimmed Bowl-12th C.: Korea, Koryo Dynasty, 12th Century: $1,300 The wide bowl set on a short ring foot and incised a single ring on the interior and decorated with 6 foliage (scalloped rim) on the mouth rim, applied evenly with a beautiful thin celadon glaze overall, ring foot unglaze with 4 earthen marks. It is very good condition without any cracks or repairs but some small tiny dots on interiors (see photo #2). It measures 6cm h. x 17.7cm d...

A charming Korean Goryeo ware celadon-glazed stoneware bottle vase, adorned with circular lines in white. Dating back to the Late Goryeo Dynasty (13th - 14th century), Korea, this piece was previously part of a Japanese private collection.

The vase, with its typical form, features a pear-shaped body, a slender neck, and an everted mouth that has been skillfully repaired with lacquer...

Previously in Japanese collection
There are Korean tag with a number and export permission tag.

Height 23.7cm

Comes with matching wooden storage box with label "Silla Jar made 1450 years ago"
There are minor chips. Please see the photos for reference.