6 - A Chinese sancai-glazed pottery figure, Tang dynasty (618-907), of a braying Bactrian camel, modelled standing four-square on a rectangular plinth, its tall, slender legs supporting the characteristic double-humped body, the elongated neck arched upwards with its mouth open to reveal the teeth, the body covered in a rich dark amber glaze, with contrasting ivory splashes applied to the forelock, neck and humps, the scalloped saddlecloth decorated in mottled green, amber and ivory (63cm high) Provenance: Christie's New York, 2 June 1989, lot 150. Footnote: 唐 三彩骆驼立像 Condition Report: Professionally restored.

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