https://emuseum.cornell.edu/internal/media/dispatcher/95633/fullWatchtower[]Lead-glazed earthenwareThe gate entrance is topped with 3 centrally-ridged roofs; one person stands there and one bird stands still in the courtyard. The second storey is supported by four mask-ornamented buttresses at four corners, which are attached to the top of its bottom unit (the 1st storey). Two figures are seen for each side wall (one missing and one's head chipped off). three large openwork windows, each with apertures of cross form, appear on the three facades. The 3rd floor is superimposed by tiled eaves. Two figures are standing in the walled patio, one lifting an arch. The eaves are supported by four buttresses connecting to the four corner lines of the structure (the two in the back are missing). The 4th storey bears similar design to the 3rd except for the eaves. One figure is placed at the opened door. From its top four corners the buttresses connect to the top unit (the buttresses are ornamented with couching-animal motif). The top unit repeats the design of the 2nd one. The whole structure is surmounted by an overhanging four-ridged tiled roof. Potted from clay, this watchtower is glazed in a thick, iridescent green. P.Wann 3/89com.gallerysystems.emuseum.core.entities.Classification@61https://emuseum.cornell.edu/objects/24269/rdf