A pottery figure of a the warrior god Guandi, Ming dynasty (1368-1644).
Seated on a throne, clad in armour and loose fitting robe, glazed in the colours aubergine, turkoise and yellow. Height 20 cm.
Repair to one of the sleeves.
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Chinese god of war whose immense popularity with the common people rests on the firm belief that his control over evil spirits is so great that even actors who play his part in dramas share his power over demons. Guandi is not only a natural favourite of soldiers but has been chosen patron of numerous trades and professions. This is because Guan Yu, the mortal who became Guandi after death, is said by tradition to have been a peddler of bean curd early in life.
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A porcelain vase,
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Qing dynasty, Kangxi (1662-1722).
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A group of three Chinese blue and white porcelain jars,
19/20th century.
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