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A collection of four Southeast Asian earthenware water droppers, 15th-17th century, each of zoomorphic form, comprising: an elephant, of globular shape with a moulded howdah, a toad and a tortoise, with incised decoration, and a mythical beast, modelled among foliage (6.5 to 9cm long) (4) Provenance: The Private Collection of Michael George Kuczynski (1941-2025), Cambridgeshire. Condition Report: Elephant: small chips to ears, glaze crazed in areas. Insect: one antenna chipped, foot minor chips. Frog: Footrim minor chips. Tortoise: face chipped, scratches to glaze.
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