Yuan-Ming Celadon Dish with Shipwreck Provenance

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Chinese celadon dish probably Lonquan Kilns, Yuan to Ming Dynasty. Diameter 11.2 cm. Small chip to footrim as seen in image. Minor etching of glaze (probably due to saltwater), this type are often from shipwreck hoards. Stand. Provenance: Property of Peter Elder BA (Hons) (ANU), PhD (NTU). Collected around the 1970s

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