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A full figure of a Chinese warrior. There is a hole running through the centre where there may have been a weapon.
Sheffield Museums: Graves Gallery
Sheffield
Title
Attendant in a Tunic and Peaked Cap
Medium
straw & glazed pottery
Measurements
H 24.2 x W 6.6 x D 6.4 cm
Accession number
VIS.3705
Acquisition method
purchased, 1970
Work type
Sculpture
Sheffield Museums: Graves Gallery
Surrey Street, Sheffield, South Yorkshire S1 1XZ England
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