Celadon Glazed Ceramic Vase with Carved Peony Motif
Decorative Art, Ceramic Vase • Unknown maker, likely a commercial studio pottery or manufacturer in the East Asian tradition (China, Japan, or Korea style)
Style & Movement
Traditional Revival / Asian Aesthetic
Medium & Technique
Porcelain or stoneware with celadon glaze and carved (incised/relief) floral decoration
Creation Period
Mid to late 20th century, contemporary studio pottery or mass-produced decorative ware inspired by traditional East Asian ceramics
Dimensions & Format
Estimated height approximately 5 to 7 inches (12-18 cm), globular vase format
Subject Description
A small bulbous ceramic vase featuring a flared mouth and a prominent carved or molded floral medallion resembling a peony or chrysanthemum blossom on its body, coated in a pale green-blue celadon-style glaze.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Good. Surface shows minor signs of handling and slight discoloration or staining on the side, but overall structural integrity is intact with no major chips or cracks visible from the angle provided.
Estimated Market Value
15.00 USD - 50.00 USD
Auction Estimate
10.00 USD - 30.00 USD
Provenance History
Acquired from a secondary market or thrift setting, indicated by the typical retail or sorting environment visible in the background. Likely passed through general domestic ownership.
Art Historical Significance
Represents the ongoing global appreciation and commercial reproduction of traditional East Asian celadon wares, mimicking the historic techniques perfected during the Longquan or Goryeo kilns.
Notable Features
Relief-carved peony flower motif beneath a translucent pale celadon green glaze, giving a subtle play of light and shadow across the curved body.
Condition Issues
Minor surface discoloration or spot staining on the left shoulder of the vase.
Conservation Recommendations
Gentle cleaning with warm water and mild dish soap using a soft cloth or sponge to remove surface dirt and stains. Store in a stable indoor environment.