Pre-Columbian Tripod Plate and Bowl

Ancient Pre Columbian Aztec Pottery Polychrome Tripod Plate Post classic Mexico, circa 1100 A.D. to 1450 AD. An attractive deep bowl on three raised feet, decorated in a handsome and bold geometric pa

Two Pre-Columbian Pottery Vessels, probably Maya, incl. tripod plate, reserve painted with ritual scene, h. 2 1/2 in., dia. 12 in.; and bowl, painted geometric and figural designs, h. 4 1/2 in., dia.

Pre-Columbian, Maya Territories, Guatemala, Peten region, ca. 550 to 850 CE. Lovely and fascinating pottery tripod with bold decoration! Almost a cross between a plate and a bowl with concave surface

12 1/4" D. Mayan Plate. MX. Terminal Late Classic Period. Pre-Columbian. Fine example with some paint loss in center of bowl, but with otherwise graphic and bright paint illustration. Had tripod legs

A ceramic tripod rattle bowl, with feet in shape of heads, geometric designs, on shoulder and interior. 7-1/2" dia. X 4-1/4" H Provenance; Ex. Private collection, Brooklyn, NY

Post-classic pre-Columbian tripod bowl, Mexico, Toltec or Aztec, the three legs with slit openings to feet, clay balls to interior, fractures and restoration to the bowl, paint loss, 5.25"h, 10" diam.

Classic Teotihuacan Tripod Bowl (100-650 AD)This amazing Teotihuacan bowl depicts a noble warrior presenting offerings of shells, fish, and obsidian to a supernatural being. (note the double eye) The

Mayan Tripod Bowl Fragment of Itzamna 400-600 AD Ceremonial tripod bowls told stories, often related to the passing of a respected tribal member. The bowls were placed in the tombs to hold offerings,

FROM GUATEMALA 5&1/2 INCHES TALL 10&1/2 INCHES WIDE HAS MINOR PRESSURE CRACKS

Pre-Columbian Tripod Bowl, well with incised bands and slashes, tapering bulbous feet, h. 4 in., w. 10 1/8 in. Provenance: Estate of Highly Acclaimed New Orleans Artist, Furniture Maker, Designer, and

Coupe tripode à décor de symboles glyptiques au cœur du réceptacle. Les pieds sont en forme de peyotl, cactus utilisé par les shamans comme hallucinogène. Terre cuite beige et orangée, cassée

8 1/4" Aztec Tripod Plate, Mexico ca. 1400-1500 AD,

3 INCHES TALL BY 6&1/2 INCHES WIDE FROM GUATAMALA SOLID VERY NICE ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION!

2&1/2 INCHES TALL BY 5&3/4 INCHES WIDE FROM GUATAMALA SOLID VERY NICE ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION!

3 Pre-Columbian Tripod Bowls (5"D - 7 1/2"D.). Various prehistoric Mexican cultures. The larger 2 appear solid. Smaller has been glued with damage to one leg

A Nicoya tripod bowl with rattle legs shaped as animal faces. 8" Dia.; 1 lb. 5 oz.

Nicoya Tripod Bowl, Costa Rica, ca. 1000 - 1400 A.D., decorated with geometric design on legs, in red and black on cream ground. Rattle legs. Dimensions: 4-1/2" H x 7-1/2" W; Weight: 2 lbs. Provenance

Earthenware tripod bowl with rattle legs. Dimension: 6-1/4" dia. X 3" H; Weight: 12.4 oz. Provenance: Ex. Private collection, New York, NY

Red, raised on 3 legs, approximate height 3 5/8", diameter 7 3/8".

Tallest approximately 3 1/4".

Pre-Columbian, southern Mexico and northern Central America, Mayan Territories, Late Classic, ca. 550 to 900 CE. A rare depiction of a star on a Mayan tripod plate. The exterior is ringed with labyrin

Pre-columbian Tripod bowl from Costa Rica, ca. 1000-1400 A.D. Redware bowl sitting on top of three legs with each leg having a figure. Nice example! notes:All lots will be sold with a COA guaranteeing

Four articles: the largest pot. 8 x 9 x 9" (sight); a painted Pre-Columbian tripod bowl, 5" W x 2 1/4" H (sight); and two other ceramic pieced. Provenance: Rhode Island Estate.

Group of Antique Pottery Vessels, six total including: two tripod footed bowls, rattle legs with free floating spheres; figural tripod dish; Mayan tripod bowl; two bowls; multiple repairs and damage;