A 15thC Salvaged Shipwreck Sawankhalok Ceramic Jar from The Royal Nanhai c.1460 sub-Macabre- Medicine Executed with a good dexterity

Executed with a good dexterity and a keen eye for balance

A bold and imperious statement amongst taxidermy mounts

The top has some marks and some light painting in here and there

The feet are glorious and stable with the original concealed castors remaining and running freely

plaited horse-hare and mane

A 15thC Salvaged Shipwreck Sawankhalok Ceramic Jar from The Royal Nanhai c.1460 sub-Macabre- Medicine Executed with a good dexterityOrigin: Taiwanese Period: Ayutthaya Kingdom Provenance: The Royal Nanhai Date: c. 1450 60 Height: 10 Diameter: 7 Recovered from the Thai merchant ship Royal Nanhai which sunk in 1460, with the wreck being discovered at a depth of 46 meters, 40 nautical miles offshore from Kuantan, West Malaysia, the iron glazed stoneware ceramic jar being partially enveloped with sea bed encrustations having four ring handles, and surviving from fifteenth century