Six ceramics, Southeast Asia, Sawankhalok, Korea, various periods, 12th - 15th century - Three stoneware bowls, one with a lustrous gray glaze decorated with undulating lines on the outer wall, one with an ochre-green glaze with three beads on the bottom and one with a cream glaze and radiating decoration on the bottom. - A small stoneware jar with a cracked beige glaze and blue underglaze decoration of a mythical animal. - A stoneware vase with green glaze (neck restored). - A container with a green glaze on the upper part, the lower part of the body unglazed, standing on a flat foot. Height: 5 to 14.5 cm Gouache plates and/or descriptions by the collector are attached. Provenance : Former F. Barillet collection.