CHINE, probablement Dynastie Tang (618-907). Dame de cour vêtue d'une longue robe coiffée d'un haut chignon. Terre cuite, engobe et traces de polychromie. Hauteur : 28cm. La datation est à confirmer par un test de thermoluminescence. | CHINA, probably Tang Dynasty (618-907). Court lady wearing a long dress with a high bun. Terracotta, slip and traces of polychromy. Height : 28cm. The dating is to be confirmed by a thermoluminescence test. | CHINA, wahrscheinlich Tang-Dynastie (618-907). Hofdame in einem langen Kleid mit einem hohen Dutt. Terrakotta, Engobe und Spuren von Polychromie. Höhe: 28 cm. Die Datierung muss durch einen Thermolumineszenztest bestätigt werden.

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