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Buddha Temple tiles

Dating from the Song dynasty AD 960-1279, this interesting group of wall tiles each show Buddha emerging from a lotus flower. 7-8" high

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Cocoon Jars

This peculiar shaped storage jar dubbed by the Chinese cocoon or duck egg jar is likely to have been made for everyday use. When it was used for burial, painted decoration might have been used. These date to the Early Han Dynasty 202 BC - AD 6.

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Ming Furniture

This wonderful miniature furniture is glazed green and other different colours. The glazes were produced by melting clay with lead and grinding up the resulting glassy material. They were used as mini replicas of the deceased furniture and placed in the tomb so they could be surrounded by the riches in death that they had during their lifetime. AD 1368-1643

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Yuan Bottles

These elegant bottles we offer exhibit an early blue and white decorated design from the Yuan Dynasty and date to AD 1279-1368.

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Han Lady

We have a group of terracotta heads separated from large figures of court ladies. Often statues were moulded into two parts. They are individually mounted on perspex bases and retain some of their original pigment.

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Tang Horse and Rider

By the middle of the 7th Century, the Chinese claimed to have 706,000 horses and they were very imporant to the Chinese. Horses are the military preparedness of the state if heaven takes his preparedness away, the state will totter and fall - Book of Tang, 8th century. These wonderful figures of horses with riders vary tremendously and are very beautiful.

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Northern Qi Warriors

These beautiful warriors with this type of costume, consisting of small cap, a sleeveless tabard over garment with wide loose sleeves are typical of Northern Dynasties. Dating to 550 AD - 577 AD.

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Tang White-Ware

White-Ware from the Tang empire illustrates the glaze type which, in its time gained a reputation of being used universally by people regardless of class. The bright and beautiful glaze prove very high standards of craftmanship.

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Tang Horse

By the middle of the 7th Century, the Chinese claimed to have 706,000 horses and they were very imporant to the Chinese. Horses are the military preparedness of the state if heaven takes his preparedness away, the state will totter and fall - Book of Tang, 8th century. These wonderful figures of horses vary tremendously and are very beautiful.

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Ming Jars in Blue and White

These beautiful blue and white jars of the classic shape have hand-painted decoration around the body in the form of flowers and foliage. These jars date to the Ming Dynasty, AD 1368 - 1643.

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