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Pair of pear-shaped funerary urns made of stoneware with celadon glaze; the necks are decorated with relief figures surmounted by a coiled dragon. With their conical, bird-shaped lids. The second lid is present. (Damage, restorations). H. 104 cm. SONG Dynasty (960–1279) CHINA These vases were placed in pairs in tombs, containing offerings for the deceased. Provenance: Purchased from Han Wa Tang Gallery, Hong Kong, 1989 (invoice) Private collection, Brussels Reference: Princesshof Ceramics Museum, Leeuwarden, Netherlands, no. 01145
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