Antique Shipwreck Sawankhalok pottery jar 98003

Antique Shipwreck Sawankhalok pottery jar 98003

Originating from Thailand in South East Asia these stunning ceramics were salvaged from a Shipwreck found between China and Indonesia.

This small jar is both a work of art and a time capsule.

Dimension, Height 13.5cm, diameter 10cm and Neck opening 2.4cm.

This particular jar has a historical chip on the base.

The vase would have originally had a monochrome hand-painted design underglaze but the passage of time and tides has worn this away etching the external surfaces to a matt finish. Each antique jar has a unique weather appearance due to its submerged history.

This small jar is both a work of art and a time capsule of marine archaeology.

Made from high-fired glazed stoneware, this Sawankhalok stoneware jar with small lug handles at the neck, with a monochrome iron hand-painted design and over time the vase has become heavy with calcium and mineral deposits.

This small Antique Shipwreck Sawankhalok pottery jar originates from Sawankhalok in the Kingdom of Sukhothai.

Dating from the 13-16th Century: 1301 to 1600

Country of origin Thailand

Recovered in the South China Sea

This jar has a worn chip in it's base.