Southeast Asia Ban Chiang Thailand Ceramic Pottery Vase

Description

Ancient Ban Chiang (Northern Thailand) Neolithic Period (1000-500 B.C.) footed pottery jar of globular form with flared rim and incised textural patterning. The piece has a lovely array of reds, oranges, white and a bluish cast. This piece is a part of a collection that dates back to 1968-1970, and was gifted to Paul Haig.
Faint hairline fracture on the inside lip of the jar, does not reach the surface. Imperfections commensurate with age.
Dimensions: 7" H x 6" W
700-03367
C: AB
BL: ABB
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