Khmer stoneware bottle vase with broad lip, green glaze, 10th-11th century AD
Khmer stoneware 'Kale ware' bottle vase, with bulbous body on short foot, rings to the shoulder & very narrow neck with broad raised lip, covered in a transparent olive-green glaze.
Interesting scratched mark to base.
Cambodia,
10th-11th century AD
Condition: part of lip missing & museum restoration, body with evidence of kiln damage; almost certainly a kiln-waster.
10.5cm high
ref. Roxana Brown 'The Ceramics of South-East Asia' pl 24a for an identical example, 10th century
10.5cm high
Khmer stoneware 'Kale ware' bottle vase, with bulbous body on short foot, rings to the shoulder & very narrow neck with broad raised lip, covered in a transparent olive-green glaze.
Interesting scratched mark to base.
Cambodia,
10th-11th century AD
Condition: part of lip missing & museum restoration, body with evidence of kiln damage; almost certainly a kiln-waster.
10.5cm high
ref. Roxana Brown 'The Ceramics of South-East Asia' pl 24a for an identical example, 10th century
10.5cm high
Original: $380.47
-70%$380.47
$114.14Description
Khmer stoneware 'Kale ware' bottle vase, with bulbous body on short foot, rings to the shoulder & very narrow neck with broad raised lip, covered in a transparent olive-green glaze.
Interesting scratched mark to base.
Cambodia,
10th-11th century AD
Condition: part of lip missing & museum restoration, body with evidence of kiln damage; almost certainly a kiln-waster.
10.5cm high
ref. Roxana Brown 'The Ceramics of South-East Asia' pl 24a for an identical example, 10th century
10.5cm high
