A brown-splashed straw-glazed ewer. Tang dynasty (618-907)Of ovoid form with rounded shoulders and a cylindrical neck with everted rim, with a short polygonal spout and a curved triple-stranded loop handle divided by a pair of lugs in between, applied on the body with three relief-molded dancing figural and leaf-shaped appliques enclosing grapevines, each splashed in brown and covered with a milky greenish glaze. Restored. Height 23.5 cmProvenanceCollection Gottfried Hertel (1925-2019), CologneLiteratureCompare Guoli lishi bowuguan (National Museum of History), (ed.), Zhongguo taoci jingpin zhan (The Exhibition of Chinese Ceramics of Eight Dynasties), Taipei 1987, p. 26; He Li, Chinese Ceramics: A New Comprehensive Survey, San Francisco 1996, p. 102, plate 193Kanne mit Strohglasur. Changsha. Tang-Zeit (618-907)Ovaler Korpus mit zylindrischem Hals und ausgestellter Lippe, auf den abgerundeten Schultern kurze polygonale Tülle und dreisträngiger Schlaufenhenkel, auf der Wandung drei braun glasierte Applikationen mit tanzenden Figuren und Weinreben in Relief, bedeckt mit einer craquelierten, milchig-grünlichen Glasur. Rest. H 23,5 cmProvenienzSammlung Gottfried Hertel (1925-2019), KölnLiteraturVgl. Guoli lishi bowuguan (National Museum of History), (Hg.), Zhongguo taoci jingpin zhan (The Exhibition of Chinese Ceramics of Eight Dynasties), Taipei 1987, S. 26; He Li, Chinese Ceramics: A New Comprehensive Survey, San Francisco 1996, S. 102, Tafel 193- - -25.00 % buyer's premium on the hammer price19.00 % VAT on buyer's premium and other charges; not indicated and not reclaimable; VAT margin scheme