A Rare and Beautiful Sawankhalok Celadon Jarlet 13th-15th Century AD Sukhothai, Thailand H6.6×W8.5×D8.5 cm Globular Jar with two lug handles and raised neck. Stoneware with a band of incised lotus petals framed by two bands of incised rings on the shoulder covered in celadon glaze all the way to the foot. Raised recessed foot with a tubular kiln support mark. Provenance: Collection of the Portland Art Museum, Portland, accession no. ST1997.14.1, IND 1660 Acquired from an well-known auction house, USA Two tags are attached to this lot from the Portland Museum of Art marked with descriptions and accession numbers. Documentation from the Portland Museum of Art containing records of the original collection, exhibitions, etc., will be provided with a copy of the photographs to your e-mail address. Exhibition: The Far East Asia Ancient Art Exhibition, February 3rd - 22th, 1966, Meier & Frank's auditorium, Portland. Condition: The glaze is good and glossy. There is some kiln-induced grit clinging to the surface. The mouth is missing in two places, about 1cm and 0.8cm in length respectively. Compare a similar example in the collection of the British Museum, London, registration no. 1956,1210.23: https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/A_1956-1210-23 Shipping worldwide, usually 7-14 days to deliver.