Ming Dynasty Sancai Glazed Pottery Altar Table flintblade org/collection/object/H_1964-1206-1026)

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Among the best-documented is the late second-millennium BC jade bracelet workshop at Trang Kenh

Their significance to the Moche culture is reflected in their frequent depiction in ceramics

beaded necklaces

Fragment as shown

Ming Dynasty Sancai Glazed Pottery Altar Table flintblade org/collection/object/H_1964-1206-1026)Ming Dynasty, c. 15501644, China A rare and evocative Ming Dynasty pottery model of an altar table, exquisitely crafted as part of a tomb group and adorned with a lustrous amber and green sancai (three colour) glaze, enriched with areas of dark pigment. The tabletop remains unglazed, likely from contact with offerings once placed above it. This rectangular table, standing on four elegantly modeled legs, would have formed part of a larger assemblage of