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A WELL-MODELLED SANCAI-GLAZED POTTERY CAPARISONED HORSE
tang dynasty
Standing four-square on a rectangular base with head turned slightly to the left and mouth open, the forelock divided into two sections parted to either side around the ears, covered with a cream and amber glaze, as is the long mane sweeping down the neck to the left, the gathered saddle and bound tail with an amber glaze, the sprig-moulded trappings suspending large pendent roundels glazed in amber, cream and green in front of the powerful chest and above the high rear haunches, restored
21in. (53.5cm.) long