Ancient Khmer Sawankhalok vase with brown glaze - Sukhothai period 13th–15th century (No reserve price)

The Sawankhalok vase hails from the Sukhothai period in Thailand, dated between the 13th and 15th centuries. This type of pottery is celebrated for its distinctive brown glaze and refined craftsmanship, reflecting the artistic and cultural zenith of the Sukhothai Kingdom. Sawankhalok ceramics were often used for both everyday and ceremonial purposes, and their glazes exhibit a sophisticated understanding of kiln firing and materials. The pottery's aesthetics are notable for their earthy tones and fluid shapes, which were influenced by contemporary influences from Chinese and Khmer traditions. Collectors and historians value Sawankhalok pieces for their role in Southeast Asian ceramic history, illustrating technological advances and cross-cultural interactions during the era.