Small Pot 1, tell me the truth...

What is it that you want to know the truth about? A thread title and a few pics doesn't exactly give us much to go on.

 

Lovely. They look East Asian.

 

Liliana posted another thread with the bunch of mini pots she has, we asked her to post them in smaller groups, that's why
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/very-tiny-mini-pot.42535/#post-1015705

 

Yeah... But not sure about the pots... For china plate and bowl mostly from south sumatera...

 

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Brainfog.

 

Very small... Do you know the function of the pots?

 

So this is different with sangkhalok ...?

 

Ah, hadn't thought of that, flu brain so I can't think very well. But yes, they could be Sawankhalok.
I believe @kentworld has a collection of Sukhothai and Sawankhalok, maybe she knows.

 

Just remembered, I have a book on antique Thai pottery somewhere. We are having some work done in different parts of the house, which means putting things in boxes and shifting them from one room to another, so I hope I can find it.

 

Noted. I hope too

 

Found it! The book is an oldie, so black and white photos, but it looks like these, like the small pots in your other thread, are early period Sawankhalok celadon ware, ca 14th century.

 

yes,i think both of them are date from 14-15th century,the dark one is kind of sawankhalok/thai pottery the and the yellow one it could be sawankhalok or chinese late yuan to early ming period,imho

 

I have one piece of Sawankhalok which is definitely the oldest piece of pottery I have. Interestingly, it doesn’t look as old as it is. OP’s has very nice glazes, but the fact the the bottoms are different could mean different eras or different types of pottery?

 

thanks for remind me,the dark one jarlet's bottom just remind me of the bottom of vietnamese annamese jarlet,but usually in white/lighter colour,this one is very dark,so i still bet the dark one is sawankhalok / annamese type jarlet.yes,sometime s the bottom could mean different product of different kiln in the same era

 

Interisting....

Thanks all for the insight...