Tiny Ceramic Figure on Horseback, Presumed Chinese black and white This snail was acquired from

This snail was acquired from the estate of a choreographer/dancer in Boston's Beacon Hill neighborhood

The vase is signed with what looks like "Anul" and "© 1984"

with a bit of discoloration to the bottom black layer only in the area covered by the silver top layer

Each one is unique and they stack snugly inside their fantastically detailed box— depicting a woman in a dazzling interior

Tiny Ceramic Figure on Horseback, Presumed Chinese black and white This snail was acquired fromIm so intrigued by this tiny clay figure on horseback, which measures all of about one inch tall. At first the style of the horse made me think It might be Italian, but Ive since found that it bears a strong resemblance to ancient Chinese archers and warriors on horses, and the figures costume particularly seems to suggest Chinese. At some point it must have been glued to a base or part of some larger scenario, as there are a few bits of paper stuck