A Chinese incised celadon bowl, Late Northern or early Southern Song

A Chinese incised celadon bowl Late Northern or early Southern Song dynasty, 10th-12th century with wide rim tapering to narrow foot, decorated with a celadon glaze and freely incised stylised floral design to the interior into which the glaze has pooled, the foot left unglazed revealing the grey stoneware body 18.5cm diameter together with a Chinese Qingbai celadon 'Swan' dish, Yuan dynasty, the centre incised with a swan like bird, unglazed rim, exterior with incised leaves, 16.7cm diameter and a Chinese Qingbai bowl, Southern Song or Yuan dynasty, incised with stylised clouds, 17.2cm diameter Compare the first bowl in the lot with similar pieces from the Jepara shipwreck believed to have sunk as early as A.D. 1130. Provenance: Collection of Wilfred Stuart Delano Barnes (1934-2024) and by family descent, collection no. 37, 134 and 150 Stuart worked for Jardine Matheson in Hong Kong from 1962, serving for many years as Group Financial Controller and ultimately as Financial Director. 北宋晚期或南宋早期 青釉刻花碗等三件 拍品來源：威爾弗雷德·斯圖爾特·德拉諾·巴恩斯 (Wilfred Stuart Delano Barnes, 1934–2024) 舊藏，後由家族遞藏，收藏編號no. 37、134及150。斯圖爾特自1962年起於香港怡和洋行任職，多年來擔任集團財務總監，並最終升任財務董事。 Condition Report: the first part of the lot with some degradation to glaze consistent with saltwater and with firing crack to base and the second bowl in good condition other than minor firing blemishes and the cloud bowl good other than some scratches to glaze and minute rim chips Condition Report Disclaimer, A Chinese incised celadon bowl, A Chinese incised celadon bowl Late Northern or early Southern Song dynasty, 10th-12th century with wide rim tapering to narrow foot, decorated with a celadon glaze and freely incised stylised floral design to the interior into which the glaze has pooled, the foot left unglazed revealing the grey stoneware body 18.5cm diameter together with a Chinese Qingbai celadon 'Swan' dish, Yuan dynasty, the centre incised with a swan like bird, unglazed rim, exterior with incised leaves, 16.7cm diameter and a Chinese Qingbai bowl, Southern Song or Yuan dynasty, incised with stylised clouds, 17.2cm diameter Compare the first bowl in the lot with similar pieces from the Jepara shipwreck believed to have sunk as early as A.D. 1130. Provenance: Collection of Wilfred Stuart Delano Barnes (1934-2024) and by family descent, collection no. 37, 134 and 150 Stuart worked for Jardine Matheson in Hong Kong from 1962, serving for many years as Group Financial Controller and ultimately as Financial Director. 北宋晚期或南宋早期 青釉刻花碗等三件 拍品來源：威爾弗雷德·斯圖爾特·德拉諾·巴恩斯 (Wilfred Stuart Delano Barnes, 1934–2024) 舊藏，後由家族遞藏，收藏編號no. 37、134及150。斯圖爾特自1962年起於香港怡和洋行任職，多年來擔任集團財務總監，並最終升任財務董事。, a Chinese Qingbai celadon 'Swan' dish, a Chinese Qingbai bowl, Provenance:, Condition Report:, the first part of the lot with some degradation to glaze consistent with saltwater and with firing crack to base and the second bowl in good condition other than minor firing blemishes and the cloud bowl good other than some scratches to glaze and minute rim chips, Condition Report Disclaimer

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