Description:
An exquisite set of tea bowls originating from China, Song Dynasty or later, crafted in the renowned Jizhou and Jian Yao Kilns. These stoneware pieces are adorned with a persimmon brown, dark brown, and rabbit fur glaze, hallmark features of Song Dynasty ceramics. Each bowl measures 5–6 cm in height and 12 cm in diameter, showcasing their elegant proportions. The glaze on one bowl exhibits the characteristic "rabbit’s fur" effect, though partially burned out, reflecting its age and authenticity.

Medium: Porcelain/Stoneware
Condition: Good (Status A/B - B)
Dimensions: H 5–6 cm, D 12 cm
Catalogue Description: Asian Art - Chinese Ceramics, Song Dynasty (960–1279) Chawan Ceramic Porcelain

A rare and beautiful collection for tea enthusiasts and collectors of historical ceramics. These tea bowls embody the refinement and artistic innovation of Song Dynasty craftsmanship. Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of China's ceramic legacy.