Antique jade coloured rice pot Large

Antique jade coloured rice pot

A singular example of 19th-century Southeast Asian ceramics, this jade-coloured vessel was crafted in Siam for transporting premium rice along ancient trade routes before surfacing in Borneo.

Dating to the mid-1800s, the hand-thrown ceramic bears authentic markers of age: crackled glaze, natural colour variation, and subtle surface patina accumulated over 150 years.

Each jar remains structurally sound despite its considerable antiquity, with individual character evident in glaze tonality and finish—qualities inherent to period production rather than defects.

A distinguished acquisition for collectors seeking genuine historical provenance and the tactile evidence of time embedded within functional ceramics.

This antique jade-coloured rice pot is a genuine vintage find, sourced and carefully preserved in our warehouse.

Since each pot is photographed before storage, the specific piece you receive will be a hand-selected example from our collection - ensuring you get an authentic, one-of-a-kind item with its own character and history. We're committed to sending you a beautiful, quality pot that matches the standard shown, even though the exact vessel may vary. It's our way of guaranteeing you receive a truly unique piece with genuine vintage appeal.

Height 28-30cm

Diameter 27-28cm

Neck opening 21-22cm

 

Please note - our Marlow showroom can not contain our full inventory and therefore many items are not displayed in-store.