Featured Antique Japanese or Korean bowl?

Hi,
I recently won an auction for what was described as a “goryeo celadon”. Or at least that’s what google translate says it says, as the original title was in Japanese. My concern is whether it is really an antique and if it really is from Korea and not just a Korean style Japanese bowl.
Thanks for helping!

 

I hope we have someone familiar with this. Your photos are both clear and informative.

 

I love it, but it doesn't look like Goryeo celadon to my inexpert eyes.
I think you could have a Sawankhalok bowl from 14th-15th century Thailand. The clay and the colour of the celadon glaze are similar to some of my Sawankhalok ceramics.

https://www.nms.ac.uk/explore-our-collections/stories/world-cultures/thai-ceramics/

 

"Sawankhalak"

"I only have eyes for you...Sawankhalak."

(Shall we just say that AJ's ENORMOUS expertise inspires me down learned paths and arcane influences. Ahem. I just KNOW she lives in a museum!)

 

A good-sized one, too!

 

It does look as if it is several centuries old (not made to look old).

 

Thanks for all the replies! Well it looks like I got burned as I suspected. I think I’ll stick to contemporary wares when it comes to bidding on Yahoo! Auctions from now on. How much is a Sawankhalak bowl in such a condition generally worth? I’m afraid I overbid for it as I’m still new to this.

 

It is always best to bid on items you know something about. If you like Goryeo celadon, I suggest you study it first.

I think it is a very nice bowl, and I would give it a place in my home*, but the value is bound to be lower than Goryeo period pieces. For prices of comparative items you can search the usual selling platforms and auction houses.

* No, I won't buy it.