Local Tales of Antiquarian Acquisition, De-accession, and Salivation.
Monday, 11 November 2013
Sherds of Song Dynasty
These are a few of the Song or Sung Dynasty sherds that I've collected these couple of years. I'm saving these for some architectural project in the far far future. From Lonquan celadons, to bluish Northern Song and to brownish Southern Song, these shards represent actually the variety of ceramics that's buried underneath the Philippine soil. Collecting these are more for personal enjoyment knowing that long ago, these were used by precolonial Filipinos. In these you tend to appreciate the potting, the glaze, the cracleur and the art of Chinese ceramics.
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hello,i have a damage antique bowl from a farmer and the bottom looks simillar with this song dynasty sherds.The color is gray and i did not wash it.I used mighty bond to assemble it together but there is some piece missing.
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