A Chinese Sancai-Glazed Pottery Jar Molded with FloretsTang DynastyThe body rising from a flat foot and base to a short neck and everted rim with the bowl decorated in blue, green, amber and ivory glazes and with five florets below the shoulder circling the bowl and another five similar florets lower on the body and positioned between the medallions above them, the sancai glazes falling in an irregular line towards the foot and flat base exposing the white slip, the everted rim covered in an amber-yellow glaze. Diameter 5 3/4 inches. Note:For an example of a Tang sancai bowl with blue glazes and with 8 molded florets beneath the rim and eight molded central stylized flowerheads on the body, see Sotheby's New York 11 September 2019, lot 707 (Realized price USD 30,000). For a nearly identical jar in size and shape to the one offered here but with neither blue glazes nor molded medallions, see Christies New York 17 March 2009, Lot 322 (Realized price USD 32,500).C Property from the Collection of Steven J. Harvis