*A SANCAI GLAZED TERRACOTTA / POTTERY GROOM China,...
*A SANCAI GLAZED TERRACOTTA / POTTERY GROOM
China, Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD)
The standing groom with folded arms might have been holding a weapon at first. Its body all covered in three glazed, i.e. yellow, green and cream. Both its face and its boots left unglazed and rather slip decorated. Offered at auction together with a modern plexiglass stand.
Provenance (according to the seller): Bought in January 2006 from Lam & Co Ltd.
H (the sole sculpture): 22 cm
Note: The successful bidder will be provided with an Oxford TL test, sample no. C205h55 dated 2005/11/11. 三彩釉面赤陶俑
中国,唐代(618-907)
* Lot imported from outside the EU under Temporary Admission. For Buyers in Ireland 13.5% import VAT will be charged on the hammer and 23% VAT will be charged on the buyers premium and invoiced on an inclusive basis under Irish Margin Scheme rules. Please see the title page VAT towards the back of the catalogue for more information. Buyers from other countries shouldfamiliarise themselves with rates of import duty in the country to which these goods may be exported
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*A SANCAI GLAZED TERRACOTTA / POTTERY GROOM
China, Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD)
The standing groom with folded arms might have been holding a weapon at first. Its body all covered in three glazed, i.e. yellow, green and cream. Both its face and its boots left unglazed and rather slip decorated. Offered at auction together with a modern plexiglass stand.
Provenance (according to the seller): Bought in January 2006 from Lam & Co Ltd.
H (the sole sculpture): 22 cm
Note: The successful bidder will be provided with an Oxford TL test, sample no. C205h55 dated 2005/11/11. 三彩釉面赤陶俑
中国,唐代(618-907)
* Lot imported from outside the EU under Temporary Admission. For Buyers in Ireland 13.5% import VAT will be charged on the hammer and 23% VAT will be charged on the buyers premium and invoiced on an inclusive basis under Irish Margin Scheme rules. Please see the title page VAT towards the back of the catalogue for more information. Buyers from other countries shouldfamiliarise themselves with rates of import duty in the country to which these goods may be exported