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A bowl and two jars, South East Asia, 15th/17th Century.

A bowl and two jars, South East Asia, 15th/17th Century.A bowl and two jars, South East Asia, 15th/17th Century.
A bowl and two jars, South East Asia, 15th/17th Century.A bowl and two jars, South East Asia, 15th/17th Century.
A bowl and two jars, South East Asia, 15th/17th Century.A bowl and two jars, South East Asia, 15th/17th Century.
A bowl and two jars, South East Asia, 15th/17th Century.A bowl and two jars, South East Asia, 15th/17th Century.
A bowl and two jars, South East Asia, 15th/17th Century.A bowl and two jars, South East Asia, 15th/17th Century.
A bowl and two jars, South East Asia, 15th/17th Century.A bowl and two jars, South East Asia, 15th/17th Century.
A bowl and two jars, South East Asia, 15th/17th Century.
A bowl and two jars, South East Asia, 15th/17th Century.
A bowl and two jars, South East Asia, 15th/17th Century.
A bowl and two jars, South East Asia, 15th/17th Century.
A bowl and two jars, South East Asia, 15th/17th Century.
A bowl and two jars, South East Asia, 15th/17th Century.
A bowl and two jars, South East Asia, 15th/17th Century.

A white glazed jar, height 10.5 cm. A pale celadon glazed bowl, diameter 13 cm. A blue and white lobed jar, height 7 cm.

Crazing, firingflaws, wear. Discoloration.

Provenance

From the Collection of Gösta Thames (1916-2006). Thence by descent.
Gösta Thames is well known in design circles as the designer of the Ericofon, also called ”the Cobra”, designed for L.M. Ericsson. The model was presented in 1953.
Gösta Thames was employed in 1938 as an engineering apprentice at Ericsson. Gösta Thames was appointed to lead development work for the Ericofon, as the one-piece phone was called.
That he was fascinated with beautiful things is well known, but not many knew about his passion for Asian Art. He had from an early age a fascination with aesthetics and beauty of the Asian Art. He was a true academic collector and catalogued his collection and discussed the pieces with his friend Dr Bo Gyllensvärd, (director of the East Asian Museum in Stockholm 1959-1981. Head of Gustaf VI Adolf Asian Collection 1955-1973.)

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