Antique Chinese Celadon Small Dish – Southern Song Attribution – PCP328

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## Description
A small Chinese celadon-glazed dish, traditionally attributed to the Southern Song dynasty (1127–1279). It has a restrained open form, shallow rounded well, pale bluish-gray to greenish-white glaze, and an unglazed foot ring. The surface shows subtle firing irregularities and small specks typical of glazed ceramics. The exact kiln and date have not been established; the Southern Song attribution should be treated as provisional rather than authenticated.

## Features
- Traditional attribution: Southern Song dynasty, China (unverified)
- Material: Celadon-glazed ceramic
- Shape: Shallow circular dish on a ring foot
- Surface: Pale celadon tone with modest glaze variations

## Dimensions
- Diameter: 13 cm / 5.12 in
- Height: 3 cm / 1.18 in
- Weight: 136 g / 0.30 lb

## Condition
Shows age-related wear, kiln marks, surface deposits and visible fine crack or hairline on the interior and/or rim area. There is discoloration near the lip and foot. Please examine all photographs for any cracks, chips and losses. For collectible display rather than food or drink use.

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