Chinese Antiques 中国古董
A Painted Pottery Laying Ox 中国北齐彩彩陶牛, Northern QI dynasty 550- 577 AD
Pottery, in rare and short period of Northern Qi
Origin: China
Origin: China
13 x 28 x 17 cm
5 1/8 x 11 x 6 3/4 in
5 1/8 x 11 x 6 3/4 in
Unque Piece
• Thermoluminescence Test Certificate from a scientific laboratory to the date above 1600 - 1700 years ago
• Certificate of Authenticity issued from an antique member of the Royal Guild of Flemish Antique Dealers (KGVA) for a mark of unquestionable quality
• Original Belgian Private Collection
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• Certificate of Authenticity issued from an antique member of the Royal Guild of Flemish Antique Dealers (KGVA) for a mark of unquestionable quality
• Original Belgian Private Collection
• Free Worldwide Art Shipping (DDU)
• Professional Art Packing
• Full Insurance & Gallery Guarantee
• Certificate of Authenticity by Artist & Gallery
• Enquire a Welcome Offer for your 1st Collection
Further images
A painted pottery ox in the Northern Qi dynasty of China in 6th century. It is skillfully modeled and sculpted pottery and has good detailing in an excellent condition. There...
A painted pottery ox in the Northern Qi dynasty of China in 6th century.
It is skillfully modeled and sculpted pottery and has good detailing in an excellent condition. There are very good remains of the yellowish-brownn pigment details. The firing process of this horse is extremely sophisticated.
This ox has four powerful legs, strong horns, and big round eyes that looking into far. All these characters are issued from the Northen Qi Dynasty of China.
It is skillfully modeled and sculpted pottery and has good detailing in an excellent condition. There are very good remains of the yellowish-brownn pigment details. The firing process of this horse is extremely sophisticated.
This ox has four powerful legs, strong horns, and big round eyes that looking into far. All these characters are issued from the Northen Qi Dynasty of China.
Exhibitions
Sep 2022: "Asian Antiques" exhibition, Art Yi gallery, Brussels, Belgium6
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