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Taoist Yixing Zisha Clay 'Scholar' Figure, Cold Painted, China, 20th Century

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Taoist Yixing Zisha clay 'priest or scholar' figure - cold painted - good detail - unsigned - China - 20th century. Good vintage condition - chips and loss to the nose and one shoulder with minor chips near the base - no apparent restoration - rubbing and paint loss - surface grime and scuffs from age and use. Size/Dimensions - Small - 2" (5 cm) diameter x 5 1/8" (13 cm) high.
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