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Ceramic bowl with slanted base, thickened rim and a pair of linear decorative bands; from the earliest portion of the Hán-Việt period (period of Chinese dominance).

A deep ceramic bowl with an ivory glaze; thin-walled, sloped with a slightly flared rim; probably for alms-giving for buddhist monks and nuns.

Ceramic bowl decorated with abstract natural images on the outer surface, finished in a blue-and-white glaze technique.From a wealthy family of the Kinh (Việt) people

Ceramic bowl decorated with dabbed on minimalist linear designs, with an unglazed stacking ring; finished in a blue-and-white glaze technique.From a wealthy family of the Kinh (Việt) people.

Ceramic bowls decorated with a simplistic & abbreviated floral design on the exterior (107), with fluid swirling, floral patterns & Chinese characters on the outside surface (108) and with minimal circumferential rings in the well (111). All have…

Shallow ceramic plate & bowl from the dynastic period of Vietnamese history; olive-green glaze, applied by dip method.