Lot 106
An Antiques & Collectors Auction to include Wines & Spirits, Thursday 11th December 2025

A Chinese carved stone figure depicting a peasant worker wearing a douli, believed to be Han Dynasty (206BC - 220AD), when viewed up close lots of fine details are visible through the ageing, wear and patination, 8.5cm high.

Provenance: Private collection.

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