A Varied Collection Of Models And Carvings Of Animals Han Dynasty and later (7)
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A VARIED COLLECTION OF MODELS AND CARVINGS OF ANIMALS Han Dynasty and later Comprising: a pottery two-humped camel standing on a rectangular base; a grey pottery 'bird' whistle, wood stand; a bronze water dropper in the form of a sitting dog; a cream jade oval plaque carved and pierced with a bird above flowering branches; a carved wood netsuke modelled as two dogs scampering over an upturned basket; and a soapstone seal carved with a Buddhist lion on a rectangular base, the seal face carved banruodaochang . The camel 20cm (7 7/8in) high. (7). Footnotes: 漢及更晚 動物雜項一組 「般若道場」款 Provenance: Edward T.Chow (1910-1980), Geneva (the whistle, by repute) Jeremy Mason, London
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