Antiquities
Lot 5575 Session 17 (11.30am Friday) Antiquities
Estimate $1,000
Bid at live.noble.com.au
SOLD $850
CHINA, Han Dynasty, (206 B.C. - 220 A.D.), earthenware tripod funerary censer, the design modeled as a cooking vessel, traces of original red pigment, evidence of excavation deposits, (210mm wide x 150mm high). One leg reattached and some repair to the rim, otherwise intact.
Ex Phillip Harding collection. A rare early Chinese vessel of this form, regarded as a museum quality display piece.
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