A Brown-Glazed Recumbent Dog Han Dynasty Modelled sitting with the legs tucked beneath, the head raised, mouth open and ears cocked, covered over the head
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A BROWN-GLAZED RECUMBENT DOG Han Dynasty Modelled sitting with the legs tucked beneath, the head raised, mouth open and ears cocked, covered over the head, neck and shoulders with a thick chocolate glaze. 24cm (9 1/2in) high. Footnotes: 漢 褐釉臥犬
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