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TANG (618-907 A.D.) 10.5 Diameter, 4.3 Height

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A SANCAI-GLAZED BOWL TANG (618-907 A.D.) 10.5 Diameter, 4.3 Height

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A SANCAI-GLAZED BOWL TANG (618-907 A.D.) 10.5 Diameter, 4.3 Height

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Starting price 80 EUR

SEVRES - NAUDY André (decorator) Glazed terracotta bowl with poly-lobed lines. Signed on the reverse, and numbered TV/5 (small chip at heel) Height 5 cm - Diam. 10.5 cm

Estim. 600 - 900 NTD

Terracotta figure in Ming style probably 19th century, earthenware in sancai glaze, removable head piece, funerary figure of a standing courtier in long robe, on a polychrome high base, presenting a bowl in his hands in front of his chest, the head covered by a cap, traces of age, small losses of substance, h approx. 50 cm.

Estim. 250 - 375 NTD

Terracotta figure in Ming style probably 19th century, earthenware in sancai glaze, removable head piece, funerary figure of a standing courtier in long robe, on a polychrome high base, presenting a bowl in his hands in front of his chest, the head covered by a cap, traces of age, small losses of substance, h approx. 50 cm.

Estim. 5 000 - 8 000 NTD

CHINA TANG DYNASTY (618-907) Important pale terracotta mingqi (funerary substitute) partially glazed in "sancai" (brown, green and cream) depicting a standing groom, torso turned to the right, arms holding reins and restraining an animal. He is wearing a belted helmet and leggings, while his forehead is encircled by a knotted headband. The face is full and marked, with a lively expression. H. 61.5 cm PROVENANCE: Certificate of authenticity from Galerie Gisèle Croës, Brussels, dated November 13, 1984 (Oxford thermoluminescence test of May 31, 1984, no. 366g13).

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