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MODEL OF A WELL
MODEL OF A WELL
China
Year
1st century CE (?)
Materials
Red earthenware, green and amber glaze
Inventory
Cc/76.D
Dimensions
23,6 x 19 cm
Definition
Funerary model
Collection
China
Additional Infos
Provenance: Shaanxi - Henan
Description
Circular well with a narrowing band below the opening. The shape is that of a cylindrical jar with thin grooves at the top and bottom and a wide and often flat rim; lathe lines are visible on the bottom. Above the rim, four crossed axes support the pulley, surmounted in turn by a pitched roof. Next to one of the two inclined support beams, an amphora without loops is applied to the circular edge of the well. The well presents an iridescent green glaze, brown at the top (crossed axes, pulley, amphora).
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