African Lobi Ceremonial Terracotta Water Pot

Lobi African (Burkina Faso) ceremonial terracotta covered water pot / vessel, with all over spiked decoration. 20.5" H x 15" diameter. Repaired lid, body with minor wear.

ZANDE, CONGO, AFRICAN TERRACOTTA CEREMONIAL POT 19TH C. H 16.75" W 14" D 17" Appears in a two tone high relief stylized figural handle on traditional gourd shape with vessel and spout. Literature: "Wh

Property of Lynn University to benefit the Library Renovation FundTo be sold subject to no reserveSTYLE OF DOGON PEOPLE REPUBLIC OF MALI Ceremonial Water Pot Terra cotta pot with red brown patina at t

Medium pot in spherical form with flared rim, decorated with geometrical grooves and points. Small rim chips. Dimensions. Height: 16.9 in. - 43 cm. Diameter 14,56 in. – 37 cm. Weight: 13 lb. -

Antique African Tribal Bambara Jidaga Water Vessel/Pot | A traditional terracotta vessel that was formed by pounding flattened clay around a convex mold - this pot/vessel is a water storage vessel kno

Handcrafted glazed terracotta table lamp depicting an old lobi-pot water vessel, distressed and textured finish, white linen drum shade. Dimensions: 17” diam. x 24” H

Large round pot, likely a water vessel, the dark gray terracotta with subtle incised and textured decoration. With custom iron stand. Total height, with stand, approx. 29". Pot alone approx. 17" H. Pr

A large hand made terracotta vessel with lid and embellished with countless studded designs. Such pots were traditionally used a sacred storage vessels. The vessel measures 13.5 inches tall by approxi

West African, Lobi people of Burkina Faso, terracotta pottery vessel of egg form with spiked surface and lid with knob handle. 19" H x 15" diameter.

A WEST AFRICAN TERRACOTTA POT, SENUFO FEMALE POTTERY ARTS, EARLY/MID 20TH CENTURY, fired terracotta, an oversized vessel with everted conical mouth to a ballooning body with an impressed grid textured

Africa Lobi Terracotta Vessel With Lid c.early 20th century. Size 14 5/8 inches high. 10 1/2 inches widest point. large and heavy globular footed Vessel with lid. Africa Ghana. Provenance:The Estate o

West African, Lobi people of Burkina Faso, terracotta pottery vessel with spike covered surface and waisted form. 11.5" H x 7" diameter.

Group (5) West African terracotta pots, Possibly Nupe and Bamana, black finish, various forms, one decorated with snakes and crocodiles, 7"h x 5.5"dia (smallest), 10.5"h x 10"dia (largest) Provenance:

Group (7) African terracotta pots, Mostly Bura, with round bases and flared necks, one long-neck example marked "Mali", some with incised designs, 3.5"dia (smallest), 6"dia (largest) Provenance: Estat

Group (8) African terracotta pots, Bura, with round bases and flared necks, 3.5"dia (smallest), 4"dia (largest) some with mineral deposits Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, N

8 inch & 6 inch. One has chips on rim, will be seen in photo. Third piece is 8 inch diameter.

2 African Nupe Terracotta Pot Supports, Nigeria. These tall, flaring supports were partially buried in the ground to provide a stable base for round Nupe pots. The blackened upper portions reveal expo

African, Nupe people of Nigeria, large terracotta ceramic pottery water vessel with incised geometric decoration, upon a hand-woven stand. 14.5" H x 15" diameter (overall).

3 African Nupe Terracotta Pot Supports, Nigeria. These tall, flaring supports were partially buried in the ground to provide a stable base for round Nupe pots. The blackened upper portions reveal expo

2 African Nupe Terracotta Pot Supports, Nigeria. These tall, flaring supports were partially buried in the ground to provide a stable base for round Nupe pots. The blackened upper portions reveal expo

2 African Nupe Terracotta Pot Supports, Nigeria. These tall, flaring supports were partially buried in the ground to provide a stable base for round Nupe pots. The blackened upper portions reveal expo

2 African Nupe Terracotta Pot Supports, Nigeria. These tall, flaring supports were partially buried in the ground to provide a stable base for round Nupe pots. The blackened upper portions reveal expo

AN ANCIENT AFRICAN FUNERARY TERRACOTTA POT, BURA-ASINDA-SIKKA CULTURE, NIGER, AD 3RD-13TH CENTURY, terracotta amphora form jar with coiled or nodule relief at the end, with impressed texture to body a

Two African Bura Terracotta Pots. Provenance: ex. Eric Robertson Gallery, NYC. Repairs to legs. Size: 1) 11.5'' x 7'' x 7'' (29 x 18 x 18 cm); 2) 14'' x 9'' x 9'' (36 x 23 x 23 cm).