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Ban Chiang Culture Large Pedestal Vase
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Pre AD 1000 item# 831100
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This is a very nice pottery vessel from the Ban Chiang culture in ancient Thailand, Udon Province (circa 200 BC). It has very intricate, geometric designs typical of Ban Chiang pieces. As is common with these large Ban Chiang pieces, it has been repaired. It is roughly 24 cm in height and is a simply lovely piece for a collection, display or decor. Additional info or pics on request.
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Ming Emperors Glazed Urn HUGE
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Pre 1700 item# 831079
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This is a rare opportunity to own a huge glazed earn from the chambers of a high ranking Ming official. This particular piece is from a lot a over 50 pieces. Several were randomly tested by thermoluminescence to verify their age. This particular piece was not TL tested so we have been able to pass the savings along to one lucky customer. This piece is over 30 inches tall and weighs around 72 pounds. Delivery is available in the Atlanta area. I would be happy to ship to anywhere but due to the si ...click for details
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Ancient Chinese Grey Ware Pot
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Pre AD 1000 item# 814800
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$295
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This exciting little piece is a grey pottery urn from the Han Dynasty of ancient China (206 BC - 220 AD). It has a plain but elegant shape with incised line decoration. The surface has light soil encrustations and traces of root fibers from extended burial. There are no signs of repair or restoration. It measures just under 13 cm in height and weighs 618 grams. Don't miss this opportunity to pick up a wonderful piece of our world's Priceless Past!
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Han Dynasty Sealed Grey Pottery Jar
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Pre AD 1000 item# 814796
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$295
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This item is a charming little grey pottery container from the Han Dynasty of ancient China (or perhaps earlier). It has soil encrustations and traces of root fibers on the surface. The really neat thing about this piece is that the lid is sealed tight . Judging from the weight and the rattle it makes when you shake it I would bet that there are remnants of the original contents still inside. What an exciting project for the professional or amateur archaeologist. It has one remaining suspension ...click for details
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Han Period Pottery Soldier
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Pre AD 1000 item# 722931
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$895
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This is a wonderful example of a Han Dynasty (206 BC - 220 AD) pottery tomb soldier. This little man originally had wooden arms and cloth adornments that have long since rotted away. This specimen measures roughly 54 cm in height and appears fully intact. Many of these fragile pottery figures have been expertly repaired and without x-rays it would be difficult if not impossible to tell whether this one has been restored. Authenticity is of course guaranteed for life.
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Rare Pair of Han Dynasty Tomb Soldiers w/TL Test
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Pre AD 1000 item# 659871
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This offering is for a pair of Han Dynasty tomb soldiers, one of which is extremely unique. The first soldier is NOT your typical Han Dynasty (circa 200 BC) tomb figure. This extraordinarily rare piece is quite literally one of a kind. Note the position of his hands in front of him - this is indicative of a special member of the color guard. There generally would be one "color guard" for every 100 or more of the regular infantry soldiers that you commonly see for sale in other gallerie ...click for details
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