A LARGE UNDERGLAZE-BROWN 'DRAGON' JARKorea, Joseon Dynasty, 19th centuryOf typical 'moon' shape, with a globular body covered overall in a white celadon-tinged glaze depicting in iron-brown a scaly dragon among clouds chasing the flaming pearl.33.6cm (13 1/4in)For further information on this lot please visit theCondition Report: General sign of rub and wear and firing imperfections.Hit to one side below the dragon with star crack. Below that a long split firing crack running to the outside, approx. 24cm long.Several areas of glaze pulling, mostly to the neck and the foot, kiln adherences and lumps of clay.Some surface glaze lines but difficult to spot due to the light crackles of the glaze.