A TERRACOTTA HORSE AND RIDER

5th-4th century BCE. 11.5 cm high. The face is made in a mold and the hat, the body and the horse were made by hand. With traces of red paint. In very good condition. For a similar rider in the Ashmolean Museum, in Oxford see: A. Zemer, Terracotta Figurines in Ancient Times. 2009, p. 84, no. 45. Ex S.M. collection, Herzliya Pituah.
Estimate: $ 700 – 800