YUE CELADON-GLAZED TEA BOWL TANG DYNASTY 唐 越窯青釉玉璧形底碗 the shallow conical bowl supported on a short foot, the recessed base with a small circular indentation at the centre, resembling the form of a ceremonial jade 'bi' disc, the bowl covered overall with olive-green celadon glaze, with six fire marks encircling the perimeter of the base (15.1cm diameter) Qty: (1) Provenance: Private Taiwanese collection Note: Similar examples can be found in museums and auctions: one dated to the Tang dynasty is in the collection of the Palace Museum, Beijing (www.dpm.org.cn/collection/ceramic/227461.html); one dated to the Tang dynasty to Five dynasties is in the collection of the Harvard Art Museums, object number 2006.170.239; few others were sold at Christie's Hong Kong, 7 Dec 2021, lot 3229 and 9 Oct 2019, lot 218; Sotheby's Hong Kong 25 Nov 2022, lot 413 and 16 Dec 2021, lot 5010.