Lead-glazed terra cotta vase, China, probably Han period, 2nd century. 
Hu-shaped, partially covered with a dark green iridescent glaze. The globular body rests on a circular foot and is topped by a curved neck that flares out towards the rim, embellished with concentric circles in relief. It is flanked by pseudo-handles in the form of molded Taotie masks supporting a ring.
Thermoluminescence test mark on the heel.
H. 34.5 cm 

(Without the document concerning the thermoluminescence test, we cannot guarantee the period).
Live Monday 23 March・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
Lot no. 194

Lead-glazed terra cotta vase, China, probably Han period, 2nd century. Hu-shaped, partially covered with a dark green iridescent glaze. The globular body rests on a circular foot and is topped by a curved neck that flares out towards the rim, embellished with concentric circles in relief. It is flanked by pseudo-handles in the form of molded Taotie masks supporting a ring. Thermoluminescence test mark on the heel. H. 34.5 cm (Without the document concerning the thermoluminescence test, we cannot guarantee the period).

Estimate
€300 - €500
Result
€845
Buyer's premium
30%
Lead-glazed terra cotta vase, China, probably Han period, 2nd century. Hu-shaped, partially covered with a dark green iridescent glaze. The globular body rests on a circular foot and is topped by a curved neck that flares out towards the rim, embellished with concentric circles in relief. It is flanked by pseudo-handles in the form of molded Taotie masks supporting a ring. Thermoluminescence test mark on the heel. H. 34.5 cm (Without the document concerning the thermoluminescence test, we cannot guarantee the period).
Sale Monday 23 March・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
Salle 15 - Hôtel Drouot 9, rue Drouot 75009 Paris