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807 |
AN EASTERN HAN DYNASTY GLAZED POTTERY FIGURE of a chicken. Green glazed
with iridescence, feet missing. Height 7 inches, 17.5 cm. Estimate 300-500 |
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808 |
A PAIR OF HAN DYNASTY GLAZED VESSELS. Including an ovoid jar with three
applied handles and short flaring foot and neck. The body incised with
linear bands beneath an iridescent greenish glaze which coves the foot
rings and interior. Ht. 7.3 inches, 18.5cm. Together with an oval cup with
tab handles (ear cup), with green iridescent glaze, the base molded with
untranslated two-character inscription. Minor damaged from kiln firing in
contact with other pieces, typical glaze pooling. A good example evidently
in “as-found” condition. Height 1.25 inches, 4.5 cm, Width 5 inches, 12.8
cm. Estimate: 500-800 Provenance: Warren E. Cox. |
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809 |
A HAN DYNASTY POTTERY HORSE HEAD FRAGMENT, a finely sculpted fragment of
primarily the snout with well detailed nostrils and muzzle, with traces of
red, cinnabar pigment and incorporated into a later sculpted horse head.
Together with custom fitted padded box with wood base. Height 9 inches,
22.8 cm. Estimate $500-$700 |
