Artifact set 11
In this set you will find a brown-glazed jar from the Desaru (c. 1830) shipwreck, a small celadon bowl from the Royal Nanhai (AD. 1460) shipwreck, a celadon jarlet from the Nanyang (AD. 1380) shipwreck, a centre medallion from Wanli (AD.1625) shipwreck and a flower bowl from the Desaru (c. 1830) shipwreck. This set will be delivered with four Certificate of Authenticity.
Price USD. 265.00
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640 year old fish plates
Sukhothai fish plates from the Turiang (1370) shipwreck. These plates feature a painted fish (long life) motif in the center medallion. (Flower motifs are very RARE!) This technique of painting, with iron oxide over a slip layer, is the earliest type of underglaze painting and represents a 1,500 year old Chinese tradition. These plates are VERY RARE. Proper Sukhothai clay is light reddish and always shows white quartz crystals which cannot be seen in modern reproductions.
MING DYNASTY PORCELAIN from The Wanli (c. 1625) Shipwreck.
The 550 year old celadon wares offered on this page were recovered from the Royal Nanhai (c.AD. 1460) shipwreck site. They are in remarkably good condition despite their long stay on the seabed. The sometime deteriorated glaze was due to iron oxide (from the glaze matrix) which crystallized on the surface and then when in contact with saltwater corroded the glaze. This is yet another provenance factor! The celadon's were made at Ban Ko Noi & Ban Pa Yang, Sisatchanalai, (as can be seen on the video to the left) by immigrating potters from the famous celadon kilns in Longquan China.
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Chinese blue & white Chrysanthemum bowls from the late Transitional period (AD. c. 1700) wrecksite. These bowls are from a 'wreck site' rather than a shipwreck. It is most likely that the ship hit a nearby reef, punched a hole in its hull, anchored and jettisoned the bowls in order to facilitate repair. All bowls in this group have small rim chips and a few (if noted) show very fine hairlines. All bowls are about 14 cm in diameter.
Each bowl is delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Sten is a naval architect who spent more than thirty years in Southeast Asia, primarily designing and engineering marine structures. Sten has an academics enthusiasm for ancient ceramics and has written numbers of books and lectured extensively in the subject.
An champion sailor and diver he has discovered a number of shipwreck in the South China Sea and assisted museums world-wide to exhibit and to collect meaningful ceramic collections.
Sten's company; Nanhai Marine Archaeology Sdn. Bhd.. works with Malaysia's Department of Museums and Antiquities and can therefore offer a legal Export Permit from the Department when so required.
Sten has located number of ancient kiln sites in Thailand and in China were his shipwreck ceramics was made centuries ago. He is therefore able to offer absolute provenance on all ceramics sold via Nanhai Marine Archaeology Sdn. Bhd. and, with good concience sign every Certificate of Authenticity supplied with all artefacts.
The maritime archaeology of Sten Sjostrand has led to major advances in the study of Asian trade and trade ceramics in Southeast Asia. His meticulous documentation of a series of nine shipwrecks from the 11th to 19th centuries reveals the early dominance of Chinese trade ceramics, a subsequent loss of the Chinese monopoly in the late 14th century when Southeast Asian ceramics entered the market, the basic parameters of the Ming gap shortages of the 14th-15th centuries, and a resurgence of Chinese wares in the 16th and 17th centuries. Just as important, Sjostrand freely shares the information from his discoveries. Researchers are welcome at his headquarters where he documents his finds and patiently answers the queries of others. A lifetime’s experience with the sea and sailing allows Sjostrand to bring new understanding to ancient ship construction, and his voluminous reading allows him to set the ships and their cargoes in historical perspective.
Dr. Roxanna M. Brown
Director.
Southeast Asian Ceramics Museum
Bangkok University, Rangsit campus
Pathum Thani 12120, Thailand
Old time pottery, Chinese porcelain
and Asian pottery from marine
archeology at clearance prices.
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All types of Wanli (Ming dynasty) artifacts for sale on this page are depicted and discussed in a catalogue written by this company's principal researcher; Sten Sjostrand. For more details about the catalogue: "The Wanli Shipwreck and its Ceramic Cargo" Click here
This page shows the more affordable ceramic pieces form the shipwreck site. For higher quality pieces, please visit: Wanli: Ming dynasty porcelain wares
Each artifact is delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Tender edges , or as the Japanese more graphically described it, 'moth-eaten' edges is a technical fault in early 17th century porcelain. This effect is seen when the glaze breaks off in patches along sharp edges in a rather irregular manner and particularly common on the rims of bowls, dishes and plates. The cause is complex, but is mainly due to the physical properties of the raw materials and the varying surface tensions of the ingredients of the body and glaze. The fault was overcome in the later part of the 17th century when the potters adjusted the proportions of raw materials.
Tender edges is a commonly acceptable factor for authenticity and should not be mended, as a principle, as it adds to the provenance of the ware. The 'faking' of 'tender edges' is not possible as the edges of the broken off pieces cannot be made as sharp at the original.
These twin deer plate are made at the famous porcelain center of Jingdezhen, China. Own research at these ancient kiln sites has confirmed that this type of plates was fired at the Guanyinge kilns. These kilns are located just north of the old city zone. The deer's are always depicted below a pine tree. Some of these plates shows the common 'tender edges' which belongs to the period and provide additional authenticity.
Due to the firing technique, most of these plates shows sand grits adhering to the foot-ring
Small bowls with unique 'turtle' design. There are two blue lines along the rim and and a double-line circle in the well exhibiting another 'turtle' motif. Some of these bowls shows limited 'tender edges'
All bowls: 9 cm diameter General view of the interior
Typical view of the reverse.
All plates are about 21-22 cm in diameter
Ser. No. W-916
This plate shows good use of dark rich cobalt oxides. The plate is intact with high resonance but a minute rim chip at 12 o'clock
Price USD. 135.00
Ser. No. W-1563
Totally intact plate with clear, contrasty decoration. Only a 4mm dry crack along the rim, at 5 o'clock, mar this plate
Price. USD. 135.00
Ser. No. W-671
Nice plate where the decoration show high contrast well executed but with limited contras and well executed painting. The plate has very high resonance sound when tapped.
Price. USD. 165.00
Blue and white 'Turtle' bowls from the Jingdezhen kilns in China
Ser. No. W-168
This bowl shows good finish, contrasty decoration and very little 'tender edges' Delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Price. USD. 130.00
Ser. No. W-7531
This bowl is intact with a satin glaze finish. There is very little 'tender edges' along the rim. Delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Price. USD. 95.00
Ser. No. 5106
WINE GRAPE bowl with one plant painted on the interior. The external border shows a continuous scroll of grape and tendrils. The bowl shows some 'tender edges' along the rim. Glaze condition is reasonable good.
Delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Price. USD. 190.00
Ser. No. 6298
WINE GRAPE bowl with one plant painted on the interior. The external border shows a continuous scroll of grape and tendrils. The bowl is totally intact and free from 'tender edges'. Glaze condition is reasonably good.
Delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Price. USD. 195.00
Ser. No. 6103
This grape vine bowl is intact except for a 2mm, shallow, rim chip which has been repaired and now virtually invisible. The interior well and exterior sides shows a cluster of berries and grape spray. The grapes are symbols of good harvest, wealth, high rank and longevity. The glaze condition is very good.
Size: 12 cm diameter
Delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Price. USD. 235.00
Ser. No. 6342
This Landscape bowl is plain on the interior. The external sides shows a landscape with a lone scholar. This type of decoration is highly appreciated by Chinese collectors. The glaze has partly deteriorated. There are few very tiny chips on the rim which has been repaired and now hardly visible.
Size: 12 cm diameter
Delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Price. USD. 255.00
Ser. No. W-5803
Butterfly bowl with plain interior. The external sides show four butterflies in different postures. The butterfly is an auspicious symbol for good luck and happiness and represent springtime and longevity. There are two small hairline crack which has been mended and resonance is fully restord. The glaze is in reasonable good condition. Similar bowls were made at the Imperial Shuzhan kiln at Jingdezhen,
Size: 14 cm diameter
Delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Price. USD. 265.00
These deer plates shows repeated peach motifs on the cavetto. The peach is the emblem of marriage and symbol of immortality and spring time. The peach is sacred to the Daoists as they believe it grew near the palace of Hi Wang Mu.
The deer's shown below the pine tree imply 'ever-green throughout the ages' and conveys a wish for life-long vitality and health.
The deer is the emblem of longevity and said to be the only animal able to find the lingzi, the holy fungus of immortality. The deer's are often seen on these deer plates with a fungus between them with a pine tree in the background.
The pine tree is known for its endurance. So together with the deer and the fungus, the plates express wishes for a long, prosperous and healthy life.
Ser. No. W-4937
Very good plate with nice decoration. The glaze surface is thick and smooth, resonance perfect and only little tender edges on the rim
Price. USD. 185.00
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Celadon bowls from the Royal Nanhai (1460) shipwreck. These bowls are all intact but shows different degree of glaze wear. They are made at Sisatchanalai by Chinese potters whom were active in the area between the 14th and 16th century. Each bowl will be delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
16th Sep. 2006
Ser. No. RN-814
14 cm diameter
Price. USD. 75.00
TR-582 Chrysanthemum bowl. Totally intact with few rim chips.The decoration is rather soft. Good resonance sound when tapped.
Price USD. 78.00
550 year old celadon bowls from the Royal Nanhai shipwreck
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The company’s researchers have been engaged in the search for historical shipwrecks for more than two decades and another decade researching maritime trade. Most of this work is concentrated to the South China Sea, a virtual highway for ancient shipping linking China to India, the Middle East and Southeast Asia in an extensive maritime trade system. This ancient trade started sometime around the 4th century and lasted well into the 19th century.
Following a successful shipwreck discovery, the company obtain a government permit to excavate the wreckage, and then carry out detailed marine archaeological procedures in recovering the artifacts, mapping the ship's remains and securing other data for future research. After each concluded project and following conservation of recovered artifacts, we search for and pinpoint ruined kiln sites and compare its wasters with the recovered ceramics until we are satisfied we located the place in which the shipwreck pottery was made centuries earlier.
As such we have precisely located a kiln sites in Sisatchanalai, northern Thailand in which our Royal Nanhai and the Nanyang shipwreck celadon ware was made around AD. 1380-1460. (See videos on: http://www.ming-wrecks.com/photopage.html ) Other kilns was located in Sukhothai where production wasters matched the fish and flower plates found on the Turiang and the Longquan shipwreck. These unique underglaze decorated wares was made at those exact kilns 600 years earlier! Our latest shipwreck cargo; The Wanli Shipwreck, of Chinese blue and white porcelain, was likewise pinpointed to the Guangyinge kiln site in Jingdezhen, China. (See video on: http://www.ming-wrecks.com/photopage.html )
Our arrangement with the Malaysian authorities is such that we finance all operations and train young Malaysian nationals (on our initiative) in maritime archaeology and related research. After giving all unique and single artifacts and thirty percent of all recovered items to the National Museum (and assisting with exhibitions of artifacts from each project) we are allowed to sell our portion of the recovery to finance future projects. The findings from ongoing research and the compilation of reports, books and catalogues are available on these pages as well as on a separate Internet site: http://www.maritimeasia.ws
Due to the unquestionable authenticity and precisely dated shipwreck pottery, many International Museums now display our shipwreck pieces as reference material.
The artifacts sold on this website are therefore legally and properly excavated and can be supplied with an export permit from the Department of Museum in Malaysia should this be required. This unique working arrangement makes us one of the few Internet sellers that sell from own excavation and issues a meaningful Certificate of Authenticity for every (numbered) piece sold.
So, if you are interested to purchase some of our Antique porcelain, old time pottery or other shipwreck artifacts from the Song dynasty, Ming porcelain or Chinese blue and white porcelain or the famous Yixing teapots, you can rest assured that every piece is excavated through proper archaeology by our own staff. We do not sell anything that is not excavated by ourselves or properly recorded and researched before offered for sale so every piece comes with the “Best possible provenance”
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TR-621 Chrysanthemum bowl. Well fired and reasonable glaze condition. The bowl is intact except for a few rim chips.
Price USD. 72.00
TR-432 Chrysanthemum bowl with nice and clear blue decorations. The bowl has very high resonance and good glaze condition
Price USD. 88.00
Ser. No. W-5769
Intact plate with nice decoration and made more interesting with marine growth. Limited kiln grit in glaze
PRICE USD. 175.00
Ser. No. W-4233
Totally intact plate with nice, contrasty decoration. There is very little warping and the plate provide high resonance sound when tapped. A very good plate!
Price. USD. 155.00
TR-558 Chrysanthemum bowl. Intact except for a few rim chips. The bowl is high-fired with good resonance
Price USD. 78.00
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The Chrysanthemum is the emblem of Autumn and steadfast friendship and is associated with life of ease and retirement
Ser. No. W-359
One of the best quality plate in the Wanli's cargo hold! The plate is very good with nice, clear contrasty decoration, no warping and of very high resonance.
Price. USD. 395.00
Ser. No. W-4239
A nice plate with clear motifs and good glaze condition. There is however some Kiln grits in the surface.
Price. USD. 140.00
Ser. No. W-6968
Intact plate with crispy decoration. Resonance is high despite an original dent (6 o'clock) at the rim.
Price. USD. 125.00
Ser. No. W-333
A totally intact plate with light blue cobalt decoration. Some kiln grit in the surface glaze. Otherwise intact. High-pitch resonance sound when tapped
Price. USD. 115.00
Ser. No. RN-36
17cm diameter
Price. USD. 110.00
Artifact set 10
In this set there is a green-glazed saucer from the Turiang (AD. 1370) shipwreck, a celadon jarlet from the the Nanyang (AD. 1380) shipwreck, a brown-glazed jar from the Desaru (c. 1830) shipwreck, a miniature celadon bowl from the Royal Nanhai (AD. 1460) shipwreck, and a duck and lotus decorated medallion from the Wanli (AD.1625) shipwreck. All pieces are intact except for some minor glaze flaw in the small celadon bowl. This set will be delivered with four Certificate of Authenticity.
Price USD. 265.00
TR-548 Chrysanthemum bowl. Intact bowl with crispy clear decoration. The bowl has high resonance sound when tapped
Price USD. 78.00
TR-598 Chrysanthemum bowl. The bowl is intact with only few rim chip. Decoration is contrasty and well excecuted.
Price USD. 78.00
Bowls and saucers from the 550 years old Royal Nanhai (AD. 1460) shipwreck
A 550-year old celadon bowl from the Royal Nanhai (1460) shipwreck. This bowl, with vertical striations on the exterior and plain interior show reasonable glaze remains.There is however a small (filled) rim chip at about 3 o'clock. Delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Ser. No. RN-946
Size: 14 cm diameter
USD. 95.00
A 550-year old celadon bowl from the Royal Nanhai (1460) shipwreck. This bowl, with plain interior and exterior, show reasonable glaze remains. There is however a very small (filled) rim chip at about 7 o'clock. Delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Ser. No. RN-643
Size: 12 cm diameter
USD. 95.00
Ser. No. W-7473
A good bowl with contrasty decoration but shows a small chip along the rim. There are no 'tender edges' rim. Delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Price. USD. 70.00
Ser. No. W-6987
This bowl is intact except for small mishallow, minute rim chip at the rim. Decorations are however very good. Delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Price. USD. 95.00
Ser. No. W-179
This bowl is intact but shows weak decoration and minute rim chips. There is little 'tender edges' Delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Price. USD. 75.00
Ser. No. W-7575
Nice bowl but shows a small chip at the rim. The decoration is however however very good. Delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Price. USD. 70.00
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These three types of celadon wares has deteriorated to various degree during their centuries long stay on the seabed. This deterioration is due to undisolved (low-fired) iron oxides in the glaze matrix. The larger bowls, seen to the left, and the saucer, seen on the right, are mostly deteriorated whilst the small celadon bowl in the center maintains a fair degree of glaze. The celadon saucers have nicely foliated rims. Each artifact is hand made and therefore different. Ordered artifacts may therefore be slightly different from those shown on this page. We do however assure you that the general appearance (and authenticity) is comparable whilst we will attempt to send items of no lesser quality than that seen on the pictures to the left.
Celadon bowl
12-14 cm dia
US$ 28.00
Celadon bowl
8 - 9 cm dia
US$ 45.00
Celadon saucer
13 - 15 cm dia
US$ 38.00
Ser. No. W-407
FUNGUS decorated bowl with one fungus motif painted on the interior. The bowl is in good condition but show, as it should, some 'tender edges' along the rim.There is a very fine (now mended) hairline.
Delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Price. USD. 240.00
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Kraak dish W-4390 from The Wanli (c. 1625) Shipwreck.
A totally intact kraak dish showing a bird on a rock below a flower arrangement. The combined meaning of this design is; chun guang chang shou, which, to the Chinese represents the popular 'spring time and longevity' motif expressing wishes for youth, health and longevity. The glaze condition of the dish is relatively good. The dish will be delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity
Size: 15 cm diameter
Price. USD. 225.00
Ser. No. T-698
Black-glazed covered box from the Turiang (c.1370) shipwreck. The box is intact with its lid fitting nicely but of different color.
Size 62 mm diameter
Price. USD. 59.00
Ser. No. T-709
Black-glazed covered box from the Turiang (c.1370) shipwreck. The box is intact with its lid fitting nicely but with (original) glaze voids.
Size 64 mm diameter
Price. USD. 95.00
Ser. No. T-214
Black-glazed covered box from the Turiang (c.1370) shipwreck. The box is intact. The lid fits very nice.
Size 71 mm diameter
Price. USD. 145.00
Ser. No. T-581
A 640 year old Underglaze black (iron oxide) painted bottle from the Turiang (1370) shipwreck. The bottle is made at Sukhothai and is one of its kind with its low profile. It is totally intact and shows few seashells on the body and around the foot ring. The bottle will be delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Size: 12cm in diameter
Price USD. 145.00
RARE celadon dish from the Royal Nanhai (c.1460) shipwreck No. RN-638
On the 550 year old Royal Nanhai (AD. 1460) shipwreck site there was only one celadon dish of this size and with rounded sides. All other dishes had a flat rim. There is an lotus flower (in profile) incised in the well. The dish is totally intact and shows reasonable good glaze condition. The exterior has vertical striations. It will be delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity
Size: 17.5 cm diameter
Price. USD. 225.00
Ser. No. RN-122
This celadon dish was recovered from the Royal Nanhai (AD. 1460) shipwreck. It shows a plain face but feature a thick glaze layer. The reverse include vertical striations and, again, a thick glaze covering. The dish is intact and free from any scars etc. The dish will be delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Size: 24 cm diameter
PRICE: USD. 125.00
Ser. No. RN-128
Another affordable celadon dish from the Royal Nanhai (AD. 1460) shipwreck. This dish shows incised 'onion skin' medallions on the cavetto. The reverse feature vertical striations. The base shows a clear 'tubular suppor't scar .The dish will be delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Size: 23.5 cm diameter
PRICE: USD. 125.00
Ser. No. RN-666
A good celadon dish from the Royal Nanhai (AD. 1460) shipwreck. This dish shows an incised 'wave and comma pattern' on the border . The Front as well as the reverse shows good, thick, glaze covering in true celadon color. The base shows a weak 'tubular support' scar but pronounced re-oxidization coloring.The dish will be delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Size: 24.5 cm diameter
PRICE: USD. 145.00
Ser. No. RN-3442
A very good celadon dish with thick glaze and a nice 'glaze pool' in the well. The dish was recovered from the Royal Nanhai (AD. 1460) shipwreck and is therefore 550 years old. It is decorated with incised 'onion skin' medallions on the cavetto and vertical striations on the reverse. The reverse shows a VERY good, thik and glossy glaze condition and feature numbers of 'glaze droplets' and some 'glaze draperies'. Truly a nice dish! It will be delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Size: 25 cm diameter
PRICE: USD. 295.00
Ser. No. RN-3503
A very good celadon dish from the Royal Nanhai (AD. 1460) shipwreck. This dish shows an incised 'wave and comma pattern' on the border and concentric circles in the well. The reverse is further decorated by vertical striations. Nice quality celadon colored glaze covers the front and back. The base shows a pronounced 'tubular support' scar. The dish will be delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Size: 23 cm diameter
PRICE: USD. 235.00
Ser. No. RN-2706
Another affordable celadon dish in reasonable condition. The dish was recovered from the Royal Nanhai (AD. 1460) shipwreck. It and is therefore 550m years old. It is decorated with weakly incised 'onion skin' medallions on the cavetto and vertical striations on the reverse. The base shows a clear 'tubular support' scar an clear re-oxidization coloring .The dish will be delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Size: 24 cm diameter
PRICE: USD. 125.00
Ser. No. T- 752
Underglaze decorated fish plate from the Turiang (1370) shipwreck. Here the decoration show evidences of corrosion whilst the glaze is is good condition. It will be delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Size: 22 cm in diameter
Price USD.145.00
Ser. No. T-89
This underglaze decorated fish plate has a weak fish motif in the well. Otherwise the plate is in good condition. It will be delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Size: 25 cm in diameter
Price USD.115.00
Ser. No. T- 148
Underglaze decorated fish plate from the Turiang (1370) shipwreck. Decoration has deteriorated but can still be discerned. The plate will be delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Size: 25.5 cm in diameter
Price USD.95.00
The discoverey of the Royal Nanhai (c. AD.1460) shipwreck. See the site before excavtion
Pinpointing the place where the Royal Nanhai celadon wares was made 550 year earlier
These large ring-handled celadon bottles was recovered from the Nanyang (c.AD. 1380) shipwreck. The glaze covering on these bottles have deteriorated to seem extent due to the prolonged stay on the sea bed. Bottle N-658 has also an (mended) hairline in the base and on one side. This hairline cannot extend further is it has been professional mended. Bottle N-852 has a small glaze void mid-body whilst N-824 is totally intact.
Ser. No. N-658
Size: 14.5 cm high
Price USD. 290.00
Ser. No. N-824
Size: 12.5 cm high
Price USD. 260.00
Ser. No. N-852
Size: 13.5 cm high
Price USD. 230.00
Black-glazed bowls from the Turiang (AD. c.1370) shipwreck. These three bowls are all intact and in good condition considering their more than six century stay on the seabed. Each of these artifacts will be delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Ser. No. T-644
Size: 9 cm dia
Price USD. 79.00
Ser. No. T-861
Size: 9.5 cm dia
Price USD. 89.00
Ser. No. T-855
Size: 9.5 cm dia
Price USD. 89.00
Ser. No. RN-988
Size: 7.4 cm dia
Price USD. 95.00
Ser. No. RN-186
Size: 9.5 cm dia
Price USD. 95.00
Black-glazed bottles from the Royal Nanhai (AD. c. 1460) shipwreck. These bottles are all intact and in good condition except that RN-186 has a small glaze flaw mid-body. Each of these artifacts will be delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Green-glazed saucers from the Turiang (AD. c.1370) shipwreck All the saucers are intact. T-271 shows an original oxide stain from the time of manufacturing. Each of these artifacts will be delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Ser. No. T-271
Size: 13 cm dia
Price USD. 68.00
Ser. No. T-510
Size: 12.5 cm dia
Price USD. 68.00
Ser. No. T-560
Size: 13 cm dia
Price USD. 68.00
Ser. No. T-032
Size: 12.5 cm dia
Price USD. 68.00
Ser. No. T-267
Size: 12.5 cm dia
Price USD. 68.00
Ser. No. T-515
Size: 12.5 cm dia
Price USD. 68.00
Each set will also include 6 percelin spoons from the Desaru (c. 1830) shipwreck
Ser. No. T-543
This underglaze decorated fish plate show nice and clear decoration. The plate is intact and with reasonable glaze remains. It will be delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Size: 23.5 cm in diameter
Price USD. 295.00
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