An Ayutthaya Kingdom Blackware Jar, Thailand, 16th - 18th Century a Government approved valuer under

a Government approved valuer under the Cultural Gifts Program of Australian paintings and prints after 1850

formed from a pair of wild boar tusks with a carved wooden figure depicting a bulul (rice guardian)

The base bears a Chinese character mark in relief

An integrated L-shaped balancing bracket is thoughtfully engineered to the rim to provide stability and control when pouring

Her expressionist oeuvre selects objects that surround her everyday existence

An Ayutthaya Kingdom Blackware Jar, Thailand, 16th - 18th Century a Government approved valuer underA small Ayutthaya Kingdom period blackware terracotta jar, of biconical form, with a wide mouth and rounded foot. Provenance: From the collection of Veronica and Dr Christopher Hazzard, dispersed through Leonard Joel Auctions (Melbourne, Australia). Measurements: 6. 3cm high x 7. 5cm diameter. Condition: In well preserved condition, exhibiting light surface wear consistent with age. The vessel rests with a slight lean, characteristic of its hand