ANTIQUE SAWANKHALOK SHIPWRECK CERAMIC COVERED BOX THAI STONEWARE LIDDED JAR

A rare surviving example of Thai Sawankhalok kiln ware, this covered box features hand-painted iron-brown floral and scrollwork motifs beneath a warm cream-toned glaze, with a bold triangle border encircling the lid. Recovered from a documented shipwreck site and professionally restored, this piece carries centuries of maritime history, evidenced by natural glaze crackling, oxidation staining, and old collector's inventory tag still affixed to the lid. A wonderful conversation piece for collectors of Southeast Asian ceramics and maritime antiquities. * MATERIALS: Stoneware ceramic with iron-oxide underglaze decoration * ERA: Sukhothai/Sawankhalok period, Thailand (14th–16th century) * MAKER/MARKS: Unmarked; original collector's inventory tag on lid interior * MEASUREMENTS: 4" tall 5" wide * CONDITION: Restored/repaired (professionally reassembled from shipwreck recovery); visible old breaks, glaze crackling, and surface staining consistent with centuries of submersion; wear appropriate to age and history

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