Ming Dynasty Glazed Pottery Processional Figure skull This modest yet elegant lamp

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Ming Dynasty Glazed Pottery Processional Figure skull This modest yet elegant lampMing Dynasty, c. 15001550 AD, China An absolutely captivating hollow molded glazed pottery figure, this processional attendant reflects the refined artistry and rich funerary traditions of the Ming Dynasty. The figure stands confidently on a square base, feet apart in a poised, forward facing stance, dressed in traditional Ming court attire. He wears a long black cross over robe, cinched at the waist, with vibrant turquoise side panels and matching