A Longquan Celadon Deep Bowl Ming Dynasty Carved around the exterior with undulating, leafy lotus stems beneath a scrolling foliate frieze at the border
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A LONGQUAN CELADON DEEP BOWL Ming Dynasty Carved around the exterior with undulating, leafy lotus stems beneath a scrolling foliate frieze at the border, the interior carved with two tiers of foaming waves surrounding a floral medallion, covered in a pale olive hued glaze. 30.5cm (12in) diam. Footnotes: 明 龍泉青釉盌 Provenance : An English private collection.
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