Tang Sancai horse and female rider,TL Tested

size: H38cm,L34cm

Size: L34cm,H32cm;

Sotheby's TLTested: Tang Dynasty Horse and Foreign Rider with small Dog to back in buff pottery with traces of color. Approximate height 16 inches (40.6 cm.). Sold Sotheby's New York, March 22, 2001,

DESCRIPTION: A Tang Dynasty style chinese tricolor sancai glazed terracotta figurine on horse depicting a female rider with hair dressed in a double top knot, wearing a long tunic and with the body be

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