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Antique Hoi An Hoard Shipwreck 15th Century Covered round Box Spice Jar 199350
Antique Hoi An Hoard Shipwreck 15th Century Covered round Box Spice Jar 199350
Antique Hoi An Hoard Shipwreck 15th Century Covered round Box Spice Jar 199350
Antique Hoi An Hoard Shipwreck 15th Century Covered round Box Spice Jar 199350
Antique Hoi An Hoard Shipwreck 15th Century Covered round Box Spice Jar 199350
Antique Hoi An Hoard Shipwreck 15th Century Covered round Box Spice Jar 199350
Antique Hoi An Hoard Shipwreck 15th Century Covered round Box Spice Jar 199350
Antique Hoi An Hoard Shipwreck 15th Century Covered round Box Spice Jar 199350

Antique Hoi An Hoard Shipwreck 15th Century Covered round Box Spice Jar 199350

$ 58.08

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Object Type: covered jor/box
  • Type: Box/covered jar
  • Condition: pre owned, Vintage, late 15th early 16th century , no damaged given the age, please look at the photos for condition,
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Age: Pre-1800
  • Primary Material: Porcelain & Pottery
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Material: pottery/porcelain
  • Region of Origin: China/Vietnam
  • Color: Blue/white
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
  • Style: 15th/16th century

    Description

    welcome!
    Antique original Hoi An Hoard
    Vietnamese
    shipwreck covered jar/round box
    Measurements
    : about 2 3/4" wide from the top
    1 7/8" Height with lid
    1 1/2" on the base
    color is blue and white
    it was offered at Butterfields auction and there a catalog no 1940/30
    this is the bowl # 199350
    I have 12 of these covered jor or round box about the same size and in slightly differ
    ent patterns
    the period is late 15th early 16th century
    there is a discovery about these Hoi AN Hoard
    {In 1993–94, the crew of a fishing vessel off the coast of the Hoi An area of Vietnam began to find ceramics in their fishing nets when trawling in a particular spot (Bound 2000: V). The boat’s captain, Captain Trang, reportedly decided to fish exclusively for these pots after an antiques dealer in Hoi An bought his first yield ‘for a good price’ (Pope 2007: 37). Before long, other crews had noticed what was happening, and soon there were numerous fishing teams using their nets to harvest saleable pots: ‘Huge dishes, ornate dragon sculptures, and delicate vases were picked out of the nets and sold straight to the dealers’ (Pope 2007: 40).}
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    Discovery (source:
    https://traffickingculture.org/encyclopedia/case-studies/hoi-an-shiwreck/)
    please contact me for any question you may have before bidding
    bid with confidence
    please visit my store (omid5) for more items like this
    thanks for looking
    michaan  012021  1m48n1  # 2375