This round white porcelain compote is estimated to have been made in the late Joseon era.
Compotes were used for ancestral rites in the Joseon era,
but they were also used as plates for daily use.
Presumed to have been made in the late Joseon era,
this Baekja compote boasts a neat, straight form
and is perfect for holding tea time snacks.
Made in Korea
Material : White porcelain
Set of 2 : USD 220
1 single piece : USD 130
There is a mark where the glaze has been chipped,
and some stains from being used are visible.
Size
Top : 13cm
Height : 6~7cm
Bottom : 7cm
Compotes were used for ancestral rites in the Joseon era,
but they were also used as plates for daily use.
Presumed to have been made in the late Joseon era,
this Baekja compote boasts a neat, straight form
and is perfect for holding tea time snacks.
Made in Korea
Material : White porcelain
Set of 2 : USD 220
1 single piece : USD 130
There is a mark where the glaze has been chipped,
and some stains from being used are visible.
Size
Top : 13cm
Height : 6~7cm
Bottom : 7cm
