A pair of Chinese pottery figures, Northern Qi, 550-577 A.D.
A Collection of Chinese Ceramics
LOT 3
A pair of Chinese pottery figures, Northern Qi, 550-577 A.D.
Lot Estimate Change Currency
ZAR 30 000 - 40 000
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About this Item
A pair of Chinese pottery figures, Northern Qi, 550-577 A.D.
each moulded in the form of a standing soldier with red tunic and black cloak, loss of pigment, 30cm high
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Provenance
This lot is accompanied by a thermoluminescence certificate of authenticity from Oxford Authentication Ltd, dated 4 March 1998.
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