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data-exclude-css-removal="true" > An impressive unglazed earthenware vessel, the Han Dynasty Period Also known as the hu vessels, these were mainly used for wine in many cultures. This ancient hu vessel was created for transport or as a burial relic The surface indicates this piece was underwater for centuries. We cannot rule out the vessel could have gone down in a ship wreck As a burial relic, the vessel would be kept at the foot of the deceased. This Han Dynasty jar showcases the appropriate-age-related appearance. This elegant unglazed Han vessel would be a brilliant addition to any collection. Use it as an accent piece for any living room or foyer, but be careful. From the western province of Henan, China, circa 200 B.C. Provenance: The Robert & Helen Kuhn Collection, Los Angeles, CA. Measurements: 17.5" tall x 14" across Condition: Age appropriate wear. Weathered patina with sea deposits. We will be adding additional photos shortly. Loc. F Exported By ExportYourStore :) SKU:174959258013_ee4d0a1 Chinese Han Dynasty Unglazed Belly Jar, Wine Vessel, 206 Bc - 220 Ad Provenance
