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Subject:Tea bowls -dating and origin
Posted By: Adam Fri, Sep 25, 2009 IP: 98.246.182.201 Hello, I have several tea bowls that I could use help figuring out origin. here is the first. 
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Subject:Re: Tea bowls -dating and origin
Posted By: Cal Sun, Sep 27, 2009 Not tea bowl, could not drink from. Possibly for sauce or serve food. You not say size.
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Subject:Re: Tea bowls -dating and origin
Posted By: Adam Thu, Oct 01, 2009 Agree, I bought them as a lot of "tea bowls" and let it get stuck in my head. I also agree with the korean idea, here are some more pics with much better color accuracy.
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Subject:Re: Tea bowls -dating and origin
Posted By: PyroManiac Thu, Oct 01, 2009 This is a stemmed food dish of South Chinese manufacture dating to the 19th century. Still commonly found in many parts of SE Asia. It's still popular in Thailand and you can buy a full set with various sizes for your table.
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( China & Japan ) - Adam - Sep 25, 2009 (10:23 PM) 
