Han Dynasty Chinese Pottery Horse Heads with Painted Details
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Two Chinese Pottery horse heads, Han Dynasty, circa 206 Bc-220 AD, modelled in red clay with remnant painted details, together with a fitted perspex stands. Each accompanied by a certificate of Antiquity from Martin Fung dated 1997 &, 1998., the heads 14.5 cm high, total height including stands 21 cm
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