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Ewer: Double gourd form, long curved spout, loop handle, white slip decoration with crane medallions and cloud motifs.
Bottle Vase: Pear-shaped with raised grape and vine relief decoration.
Both signed in black brush script under base. Red square chop seal also present on ewer.
Seeking help with:

Artist/maker identification
Period and origin confirmation
Whether artist may be associated with Korean National Treasure or Living National Treasure designation









Link :Hynes

No.1.
趙京　Jo Gyeong
Made by Master Jo Gyeong 조경, Jo Gyeong-su 조경수 (or Jo Bong-su) is a ceramic artist with a history of winning the Presidential Award,

No.2,
熊津　Ungjin　（웅진)
Name of a Kiln in Korea

Unfortunately I canot decipher the Hangul script seal.

With regards,
I.Nagy

Dear I. Nagy, Thank you so very much for identifying my pieces. I am excited to learn the ewer bears the mark of Master Jo Gyeong (趙京), Presidential Award winning ceramic artist, and the bottle vase is from the prestigious Ungjin (熊津) kiln. Regarding the Hangul script seal you were unable to decipher — I have attached additional close up photos hoping they may help. Could you recommend professional appraisal resources and auction houses for Korean ceramics of this significance? With sincere gratitude









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ear I. Nagy and forum members, I am following up on my previous post regarding Korean celadon pieces identified by I. Nagy. I am still seeking help deciphering the Hangul script red square chop seal and would greatly appreciate recommendations for professional appraisal and auction houses specializing in Korean ceramics. Additional photos attached. With grateful thanks.









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