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Statuette of jug. Horse. Head.
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Horse’s head of terracotta, possibly spout of a jug. Hole through neck, head and mouth. Short ears, pellet rings indicating eyes, traces of bridle. Small dots on the sides of the neck. Grey clay. Traces of polish.
Title: Statuette of jug. Horse. Head.
Description:
Horse’s head of terracotta, possibly spout of a jug.
Hole through neck, head and mouth.
Short ears, pellet rings indicating eyes, traces of bridle.
Small dots on the sides of the neck.
Grey clay.
Traces of polish.
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