A brown-glazed pottery figure of a horse, Tang Dynasty, 618-907
Decorative Arts
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A brown-glazed pottery figure of a horse, Tang Dynasty, 618-907
standing four-square on a rectangular base, its head turned slightly to one side, the unglazed saddle with chestnut-glazed splashes, firing cracks, glaze fritting chips, with restorations, 33,7cm high
Notes
Accompanied by a Thermoluminescence Certificate from the Oxford University, Laboratory number 766a65, 24th August 1994.
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