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Chinese Bowl 
( China & Japan ) - Gustav Vasa - Jun 11, 2015 (03:47 PM) - Re: Chinese Bowl - Robert - Jun 20, 2015 (07:25 PM)
- Re: Chinese Bowl - Bill H - Jun 21, 2015 (03:58 PM)
- Re: Chinese Bowl - Bill H - Jun 22, 2015 (12:13 PM)
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Subject:Chinese Bowl
Posted By: Gustav Vasa Thu, Jun 11, 2015 IP: 92.17.161.58 Does anyone know what this is 17cm D 
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Subject:Re: Chinese Bowl
Posted By: Robert Sat, Jun 20, 2015 Your censer could be Chinese Shiwan ware or, less likely, Japanese Shiga ware. Both of these wares used Jun-like glazes.
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Subject:Re: Chinese Bowl
Posted By: Bill H Sun, Jun 21, 2015 Here's another censer with a dragon hiding underneath its Junyao-type glaze. At first glance, I thought it might be a Chinese product of Shiwan. However, the more I pondered what probably is its original lid, with a chrysanthemum and surrounding "karakusa" type arabesque scroll, I decided it likely is 19th century Japanese. In the absence of a mark, I speculate it may be Edo-period (pre 1868) but am always open to other persuasion re dating.
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Subject:Re: Chinese Bowl
Posted By: Bill H Mon, Jun 22, 2015 Thanks for the separate message and photos. I agree, from the face-on view, the dragon looks more like a Chinese Chilong (immature dragon) than Japanese. If you could post a clear overhead shot of the impressed mark taken in glancing (sideways) light, I or others in the forum ,may be able to make out the characters.
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