Chinese Tang Dynasty Pottery Horse with Raised Foreleg and Traces

A Chinese Pottery horse, Tang Dynasty, circa 618-906 AD,…
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A Chinese Pottery horse, Tang Dynasty, circa 618-906 AD, modelled with the left foreleg raised, with mouth open, nostrils flared and ears pricked forward, traces of painted decoration in orange pigment. Supported by perspex stand, the horse 49 cm high, 46.5 cm wide, 15 cm deep. Total height 50 cm including perspex stand

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