A South East Asian bowl and jar, presumably Annamese, 15th/17th Century.
A South East Asian bowl and jar, presumably Annamese, 15th/17th Century.
Decorated in brown against a creme ground. Height of jar 9.5 cm. Diameter of bowl 22.5 cm. Shipwrecked.
Crazing, wear, surface wear.
Provenance
A private collection of Asian Ceramics. The collection was brought together by a Swedish gentleman with a career at within the Swedish Foreign Ministry. During the years posted in various countries in Asia the interest of Fine Art and Asian Art that he had with him from home developed and an academic study collection was formed. Friendships and alliances were made within the field that even resulted in arranging gest lectures for Mr Abu Rihdo, of Museum Pusat, Jakarta at the East Asian Museum in Stockholm in 1981.
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