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Tang Dynasty earthenware bowl, Changsha ware, Changsha Kilns, 9thC China, a small "wan" bowl for individual servings of food or tea, heavily potted with a foot ring base, and paste with a redish tint, according to Timothy s. y. Lam, "Tang Ceramics, Changsha Kilns", these are considered daily household ware pottery bowls, the glaze is applied by dipping and drizzling, and there are still fingernail imprints around the base where the bowl was held, general good condition for the age, the glaze is highly degraded, no major chips but there is a hairline crack, the approximate size is 5.5 inches x 2 inches, #11744, paypal is accepted, shipping is extra
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