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GLAZED ‘HU’ VASE
GLAZED ‘HU’ VASE
China
Year
1st century BCE - first quarter of 1st century CE
Materials
Hard, grey earthenware; green-yellow glaze
Inventory
Cv/66.D
Dimensions
44,8 x 38,4 x 19 x 19,8-20,3 cm
Definition
Vessel
Collection
China
Additional Infos
Provenance: North of Zhejiang, South of Jiangsu
Description
This globular vase folds towards the footless bottom with a slightly concave support. It has a high, curved neck with a flared rim. Two small handles are applied, diametrically opposed, between the shoulder and the upper part of the belly. Both are divided in half by a stripe and have dense, parallel incisions that converge as to evoke a handle of intertwined threads: at the bottom they present a raised and twisted ring, and they are crowned by two small elements shaped like a ram's horns. The surface of the vase is rather lumpy. Simple, decorative elements are only present in the upper half of the vase.
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