Lot 1787
Cattle & Goat - Molded in Terra Cotta. China, Han Dyasty, c. 206 BC. - 220 AD. A pleasing group of three mold-formed animals, with two in red-orange ware (a standing bull and recumbent goat), and one (a recumbent bull), in gray ware; and all with additional colored slip on top. Each in pleasant style. In addition, an amusing stylized seated dog, hand-detailed, with deep ochre glaze. Likely Ming or later. Finely preserved, with some calcareous patina on back (sea salvage?). Heights: 4-1/8" - 6-1/4". Appealing material. Lot of 4 items.
Estimated Value $400 - 600.
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