A rare Chinese Neolithic pottery tripod, li, Qijia Culture (...

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87 - A rare Chinese Neolithic pottery tripod, li, Qijia Culture (2200 BC-1600 BC), with castellated patte...

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A rare Chinese Neolithic pottery tripod, li, Qijia Culture (2200 BC-1600 BC), with castellated pattern edge, two small loop handles, each decorated on top with a thin strip of notched clay, 13cm high
There is a surface chip to one handle. Possible, although not obvious, repairs to the lower body.

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Auction Date:

12th Nov 24 at 12pm GMT