Null Situle Tho. Vietnam, Dongson culture (5th - 2nd c. BC)
Copper alloy.
H: 26…

Description

Situle Tho. Vietnam, Dongson culture (5th - 2nd c. BC) Copper alloy. H: 26.2 cm. D: 19.5 cm Baluster-shaped, the situla is decorated with concentric circles on the body. Flared rim with two handles. Fine azurite oxidation, good overall condition.

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Situle Tho. Vietnam, Dongson culture (5th - 2nd c. BC) Copper alloy. H: 26.2 cm. D: 19.5 cm Baluster-shaped, the situla is decorated with concentric circles on the body. Flared rim with two handles. Fine azurite oxidation, good overall condition.

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