CHOSON PERIOD (15TH-16TH CENTURY)
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A PUNCH'ONG BOTTLE
choson period (15th-16th century)
Of pear form set on an inset, high ring foot, ornamented with a wide band of lotus leaves defined by deeply incised lines and a narrower band of lappets, also created by incised lines and by larger channels scraped away in sgraffito technique, both panels separated by incised lines, the body covered overall by a green-tinged transparent glaze, olive or emerald in the carved and incised areas, lustrous and with dense crackle
11 7/8in. (30cm.) high
choson period (15th-16th century)
Of pear form set on an inset, high ring foot, ornamented with a wide band of lotus leaves defined by deeply incised lines and a narrower band of lappets, also created by incised lines and by larger channels scraped away in sgraffito technique, both panels separated by incised lines, the body covered overall by a green-tinged transparent glaze, olive or emerald in the carved and incised areas, lustrous and with dense crackle
11 7/8in. (30cm.) high