A Large Chinese Neolithic Machang Painted Pottery Jar (C.2300 - 2000 Bc) of the Majiayao Culture
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Quite heavily potted made from a buff coloured pottery. Decorated with a variation of the well known Machang 'frog' or 'hand' pattern together with roundels containing geometric patterns. 39cm tall. Condition: Two sections of loss to the rim. Repair to lower body and mouth. Some touch-up of decoration.
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