Medieval Vietnamese Hoi An Hoard Shipwreck Salvaged Enamel Porcelain Bowl - 1450


Medieval Vietnamese Hoi An Hoard Shipwreck Salvaged Enamel Porcelain Bowl - 1450

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Medieval Vietnamese Hoi An Hoard Shipwreck Salvaged Enamel Porcelain Bowl - 1450:
$141.00


Of beautiful, elegant form and with a wonderful, cream coloured glaze this charming bowl survivesfrom the famous Hoi An hoard shipwreck and dates to the mid 15th Century.

An officially recorded and salvagedpiecewith the original Vietnamese authorities (VISAL) stickers on the base.

Thedeep bowl is ofbeautiful form, with ring base, flaring walls and slightly everted lip.Remnants of green and redenamel, depicting jeweled lapets, open flowers and leaf meanders cover the bowls exterior and interior.A wonderful piece.


This rarebowl has an enchanting, romantic provenance. It was excavated from the important Hoi-An shipwreck. The Hoi-An was a huge, overloaded trading ship that sank in the mid 15th Century, probably due to acatastrophic typhoon. The ship was carrying asubstantialcargo of High Quality Vietnamese Ming export porcelain. We know that the Hoi An wares were produced in Kilns near modern-day Hanoi and were probably bound for the European Market before the ship was cruelly destroyed and sunk 250 feet into the cold waters of the South China Sea. The fascinating story of the Hoi-An and its recovery has been made into a best-selling novel by Frank Pope, entitled Dragon Sea: A True Tale of Treasure, Archaeology, and Greed Off the Coast of Vietnam.

Ceramics from the Hoi An wreck can now be found in some of the world\'s top museums, including the Ashmoleanand the British museum.


Diameter:5 1/4 inches.

Height: 3 inches.

Condition: Very well preserved, as shown.Unrestored.

Provenance:

Ex. Hoi An hoard shipwreck.

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Medieval Vietnamese Hoi An Hoard Shipwreck Salvaged Enamel Porcelain Bowl - 1450:
$141.00

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