A PAIR OF CHINESE GLAZED BISCUIT CHICKEN-FORM WATER DROPPERS, QING DYNASTY, 18TH CENTURY |

each molded as a seated hen with a chick nestled against each breast, the comb, wattle, and handle separately modeled and applied, the feathers and other elements glazed aubergine, green, and yellow, an aperture cut into the back, the circular cover in the form of a chick seated on a lily pad. 4 pieces.

The Antique Company of New York, December 1968.

Each water dropper is in overall good condition, with only one wattle on each re-stuck. One of the covers in good condition and the other with restoration.
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