A Chinese Han Dynasty (206 BC - 220 AD) grey pottery hu-form vase, featuring hand-painted decorations in red, white, and black pigments. The vase is adorned with a molded taotie mask motif on two sides and equestrian figures on the opposing two sides. The decorative bands include geometric patterns and stylized clouds. The pottery shows significant signs of age, including pigment loss and surface degradation, consistent with its antiquity. The form is a classic hu shape, characterized by a pear-shaped body and a flared neck and foot.

Dimensions:
Height 15, Width 9, Depth 9 inches
Weight 8 lbs

Condition:
Fair, with significant pigment loss, surface wear, and general degradation consistent with age and burial. No apparent repairs or major breaks visible.

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• Low Estimate: 800.00
• High Estimate: 1500.00