A Small Chinese Yaozhou Style Carved Celadon Jar

the ovoid jar carved with floral scrolls.

Height 3 3/8 in., 8.5 cm.

Property from the Estate of Betty Eisler, New York, New York.

This lot is located in Philadelphia.

Provenance:

E & J Frankel, New York, New York.

Property from the estate of Betty Eisler, New York, New York, acquired from the above March 7, 2004 (as Northern Song dynasty.)

Overall generally good condition, a few small ships to edge of foot ring, scattered small dark spots to glaze, small glaze skip to interior; under Uv light no repairs or restorations seen.

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A Small Chinese Yaozhou Style Carved Celadon Jar

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