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Ask med lock. Goryeodynastin, Korea.
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ASK with lid. Round, flat with decor in black and white under celadone colored glaze. The ash has a detailed inlaid sanggam pattern with flower loops, flower leaves and grid patterns. The second Korean pottery in the Countess Wilhelmina’s collection was also bought by S. M. Franck & Co. 1930. Franck was an established trader in London, who sold many objects to the Victoria & Albert Museum and to Sir William Burrell (later the Burrell Collection in Glasgow). Purchased by Wilhelmina von Hallwyl on 4 March 1930 at Yamanaka & Co Ltd through Orvar Karlbeck for 8 GBP.
Box with lid. Korean stoneware box with input under celadon glaze
Goryeo dynasty, c.1150-1250.
Like the other Korean ceramics in Countess Wilhelmina’s collection, the box was Like from S.M. Franck & Co. in 1930. Franck was an option in the City of London, Franmany to the Victoria and Albert Museum and to Sir William Burrell (later, The Burrell Collection in Glasgow). It has an roll - sanggam design of floral scanners, petals and diapers.
Title: Ask med lock. Goryeodynastin, Korea.
Description:
ASK with lid.
Round, flat with decor in black and white under celadone colored glaze.
The ash has a detailed inlaid sanggam pattern with flower loops, flower leaves and grid patterns.
The second Korean pottery in the Countess Wilhelmina’s collection was also bought by S.
M.
Franck & Co.
1930.
Franck was an established trader in London, who sold many objects to the Victoria & Albert Museum and to Sir William Burrell (later the Burrell Collection in Glasgow).
Purchased by Wilhelmina von Hallwyl on 4 March 1930 at Yamanaka & Co Ltd through Orvar Karlbeck for 8 GBP.
Box with lid.
Korean stoneware box with input under celadon glaze
Goryeo dynasty, c.
1150-1250.
Like the other Korean ceramics in Countess Wilhelmina’s collection, the box was Like from S.
M.
Franck & Co.
in 1930.
Franck was an option in the City of London, Franmany to the Victoria and Albert Museum and to Sir William Burrell (later, The Burrell Collection in Glasgow).
It has an roll - sanggam design of floral scanners, petals and diapers.