A Brown-Splashed White-Glazed 'Cat' Lantern Qing Dynasty Sitting with the head raised and the tail curled to the left
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A BROWN-SPLASHED WHITE-GLAZED 'CAT' LANTERN Qing Dynasty Sitting with the head raised and the tail curled to the left, the ears cocked and the mouth partly open for the release of smoke. 12.5cm (4 7/8in) high. Footnotes: 清 白釉褐斑貓形夜燈
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