Featured Antique screwup or fakers screwup?

Part of a lot and listed as "early Chinese bowls". They forgot to mention they were
permanently glazed together probably due to a collapse in the kiln. Early could mean anything so what do the experts think?

 

that's odd.........

 

Not all that odd, I've had things like this, ancient celadons all stuck together like that. S__t happens, even way back when.
Neat curiosities, but of relatively small value. People use them to create interesting fountains, or at least that's what the last ones I had were used for.

 

Discovered a new term today.
"Kiln wasters"

 

Probably not Chinese, but Sawankhalok celadon, from Thailand.

 

I would have liked to have been a fly on the wall back then...
"@$%*!"..... "#%$@&*!!".............."%$&#@)!!!"

 

Sawankhalok already had production lines, pretty close to mass production, so I suspect they didn't think that much of it.

 

Why would they have kept them, "way back when"?

 

They were probably thrown on a junk pile, buried, and excavated at a much late date.