A pottery two-handled vase, presumed Qijia Culture (2200-1600 BC)

A pottery two-handled vase presumed Qijia Culture (2200-1600 BC), untested approximately 33cm high Together with a tripod vessel 23.5cm high, a ding vessel and cover, 12cm high and a red burnished pottery vase, possibly Caiyuan Culture (2600-2200 BC), 30cm high Provenance: A Private English Collection 齊家文化 雙耳陶壺等四件 拍品來源：英國私人收藏 Condition Report: the large pottery two handled base with 11cm body crack running from neck and with rim chips and some surface loss and the tripod and tripod and cover with probable repair to legs all pieces with surface wear Condition Report Disclaimer, A pottery two-handled vase, A pottery two-handled vase presumed Qijia Culture (2200-1600 BC), untested approximately 33cm high Together with a tripod vessel 23.5cm high, a ding vessel and cover, 12cm high and a red burnished pottery vase, possibly Caiyuan Culture (2600-2200 BC), 30cm high Provenance: A Private English Collection 齊家文化 雙耳陶壺等四件 拍品來源：英國私人收藏, Provenance:, Condition Report:, the large pottery two handled base with 11cm body crack running from neck and with rim chips and some surface loss and the tripod and tripod and cover with probable repair to legs all pieces with surface wear, Condition Report Disclaimer

Estimate:£300

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