Ming Dynasty Green Glazed Pottery Female Tomb Attendant caryatidstool The disc features a small

The disc features a small suspension hole

allowing the tweezers to be worn or hung for immediate use

This lovely miniature sancai-glazed vase is a remarkable example of Ming Dynasty funerary art

evolving from Etruscan-inspired designs to more intricate and ornate creations

likely applied with a fine brush

Ming Dynasty Green Glazed Pottery Female Tomb Attendant caryatidstool The disc features a smallMing Dynasty, c. 15501644, China An elegant and finely crafted Ming Dynasty terracotta female court attendant, richly adorned with an original green glaze and traces of polychromy. The figure stands gracefully upon a square base, her hair arranged in a high chignon framing her composed expression. She wears a long, traditional robe that partially reveal her delicately upturned, pointed shoes. With hands held before her chest, she clasps an