A JADE ORNAMENT
LIAO OR JIN 5.3 cm Height

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A JADE ORNAMENT LIAO OR JIN 5.3 cm Height

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A JADE ORNAMENT LIAO OR JIN 5.3 cm Height

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A LARGE OLIVE-GREEN GLAZED POTTERY FLASK, PRESUMABLY LIAO DYNASTY A LARGE OLIVE-GREEN GLAZED POTTERY FLASK, PRESUMABLY LIAO DYNASTY China, presumably Liao dynasty (907-1125). Molded as a voluptuous saddle bag, in imitation of a stiff leather prototype, the globular body rising to a cylindrical spout and C-shape handle, the body outlined with thick ridges. Covered in a thick olive-green glaze, stopping above the foot, exposing the buff ware, a creamy glaze is applied to the top area, pooling unevenly below the ridges on the body. Provenance: Hungarian private collection. With an old price label to the side, ‘Liao Dynasty, green-glaze pottery flask, (916-1125), estimate: EUR 1,500-3,000’. Condition: Very good condition with minor wear and firing irregularities. Weight: 3,422 g Dimensions: Height 29 cm

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