A Chinese pottery pot believed to date to the Neolithic Dawenkou Culture, c.4000BC - 2500BC, this pot presents with signs of ageing and patination, 10cm high.

Provenance: Private collection, the vendor advises they believe this pot was excavated from the Shandong Province and purchased by a Mr Tan, a Singapore based collector of asian antiquities, then sold to the vendor.

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