Lot Essay
For two other bottles see Choi Sunu, ed., Paekja (Porcelain), vol. 2 of Hanguk ui mi (Korea's beauty) (Seoul: Joong Ang Ilbo Sa, 1978), pls. 155-6.
CHOSON PERIOD (16TH CENTURY)
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A Brown-Glazed Small Stoneware Bottle
Choson Period (16th Century)
Of ovoid form rising from an inset foot to a tapered neck ending in a rolled mouth, decorated with a thick, matte brownish-black glaze ending at the unglazed foot rim, the glaze thin and more amber in tone at the mouth and on the recessed base
4½in. (11.3cm.) high
Choson Period (16th Century)
Of ovoid form rising from an inset foot to a tapered neck ending in a rolled mouth, decorated with a thick, matte brownish-black glaze ending at the unglazed foot rim, the glaze thin and more amber in tone at the mouth and on the recessed base
4½in. (11.3cm.) high