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This is another, small (6 3/8" diameter), bowl which seems to resemble the 12th and 13th century Korean, 'Koryo', celadon tea bowls, which appear to be recognizable by Asian porcelain and pottery collectors. I am not, particularly, a collector of Asian art, but I loved these.
I purchased four of them (all different in sizes), in an auction of Asian fine pottery and porcelain.
If you think I am on the right path to identification, please let me know. If I am wrong, it's fine - I love them, in any case.
Thanks for your time!
Sincerely,
Jimmy N

Pictures of celadon bowl - I forgot them with the post, sorry!
Jimmy N

Not Korean. Korean bowls of that period were fired on the foot, on fine white quartz spurs. In fact the bowls don't look old. Might by tying to copy Chinese qingbai ware bowls.

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