^Lot 77 Group of Three Asian Decorative Objects, Signed Korean Celadon Vase, Signed Japanese Bowl, and India

Description:
Assembled group of three Asian decorative objects, comprising a signed Korean celadon glazed stoneware vase of ovoid form with short neck, decorated with inlaid ducks swimming among reeds within reserved cartouches, the pale blue-green glaze with intentional overall crackle and the base bearing Korean characters and an impressed seal mark; a signed Japanese blue and white stoneware bowl, wheel-thrown and painted in underglaze blue with loose brushwork floral or foliate decoration, the interior with a central reserve enclosing a hand-painted signature; and an Indian cast-brass ritual stand or low table, the rectangular top engraved with scrolling foliage and geometric borders, raised on four openwork peacock-form legs with lotus bases. A well-balanced decorative group combining ceramic and metalwork traditions, suitable for shelf, cabinet, or tabletop display.

Condition:
Overall good to very good with expected age and handling wear. The Korean vase shows typical intentional crazing, minor firing imperfections, and very light wear to the footrim, with no chips, cracks, or restorations observed under normal inspection. The Japanese bowl has minor firing imperfections and light wear from use and display, with no chips, cracks, or repairs observed. The Indian brass stand is structurally sound with scattered small nicks, light scratches, uneven patina, casting irregularities, and honest surface wear consistent with age and use.