AFRICAN TERRACOTTA FIGURAL VESSEL

African Mambilia Figural Terracotta Vessel, Niger River Basin; and a Niger River Basin Terracotta Pot. Size: 1) 13'' x 7.5'' x 7.5'' (33 x 19 x 19 cm); 2) 6'' x 5.5'' x 5.5'' (15 x 14 x 14 cm).

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

CONGO DRC MANGBETU TERRACOTTA VESSEL Characteristics: TYPE OF OBJECT: Vessel, jug, vase ETHNICAL GROUP: Mangbetu ORIGINE: Congo Drc MATÉRIAL: Terracotta DIMENSIONS:About 16 1/4 inches high CONDITION:

LUBA, CONGO, AFRICAN TERRACOTTA VESSEL, H 15", DIA 8" Depicting a female figure holding her breasts. Handle extending from her back to the basin. Opening at mouth and back of head. Designs around the

Ancient Roman North Africa Terracotta Figural Jug c.2nd century AD. Size 6 3/4 inches high. Fine terracotta figural jug with decorated shoulder. Provenance: Collection of Henry Gerson acquired from Tu

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, Mexico, Mayan, ca. 550 to 900 CE. A charming, mold-made anthropomorphic effigy earthenware vessel depicting a cargador (carrier) figure seated in a squatting p

DESCRIPTION: A carved African figural vessel. Features a carved face along the front with slitted eyes along with a hollow spout along the back. ORIGIN: Africa DIMENSIONS:H:4.5" L:10.5" W:6.5" CONDITI

(2) African terracotta figural jugs, Including Cameroon (10"h x 4.5"dia) and Chamba, Nigeria with crouching animal (13"h x 7"dia) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Notes/

Ancient Hellenistic Egypt Terracotta Figural Vessel fragment c.3rd century BC. size 6 inches high. 2 5/8 inches wide. Attractive molded terracotta figural vessel fragment depicting smiling face of a w

Antique Burmese Black Lacquer "Hsun-ok" Lidded Ceremonial Food Offering Bowl and a Large African Terracotta Vessel. Size: 1) 14'' x 15'' x 14'' (36 x 38 x 36 cm); 2) 22'' x 18'' x 18'' (56 x 46 x 46 c

South American, with features of a standing man 4-1/2"h

Vessel with globular lower section surmounted by a seated male figure with elongated head, ringed neck and enormous eyes. Lower part with incised herringbone patterns. Collector's notes give origin as

DESCRIPTION: A carved African figural vessel. Features a carved face along the front with slitted eyes along with a hollow spout along the back. CIRCA: Unknown ORIGIN: Africa DIMENSIONS:H:4.5" L:10.5"

ANCIENT AFRICAN TERRACOTTA VESSEL. HEIGHT 12"

Terracotta vessel, remnants of paint, believed to be West African, 8" high x 7.5" diameter

Group of (4) African terracotta vessels from various cultures, old or ancient. Approximate size, 7"H (smallest), 10.5"H (largest). PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould, New York

Pre-Columbian, Gulf Coast of Mexico, Vera Cruz, ca. 500 to 700 CE. A hand-built terracotta figural vessel depicting a seated deity or shaman with his hands placed upon crossed legs and a fantastical v

Four Terracotta Items to include a Moche polychrome terracotta figural vessel of healing scene, height 7 inches; Veracruz polychrome seated priest figure, possibly AD 550-950, the right hand raised, w

Pre-Columbian, Colombia, Cauca Valley, Caldas Complex, ca. 1200 to 1400 CE. A lovely, hand-built terracotta figural vessel depicting a seated anthropomorphic figure with a flat base, a bulbous torso,

A terracotta figural vessel, Costa Rica, ca, 1350 - 1550 A.D., barrel shaped vessel, with ribbing, bird face with eyes and peak at top of spout, loop handle on reverse. Some burnishing on sides, miner

(lot of 6) Pre-Columbian style figures, including a terracotta figural vessel, largest: 10.5"h

A group of three Preclassic Terracotta Figural Vessels. Terracotta, pigment. 600 to 1000 BCE. Central Mexico. Smallest: 3 1/2" x 3". Largest: 4 1/8" x 3 1/4". Condition: Abrasions, pigment loss. Prove

Pre-Columbian, Brazil, Marajoara (also Marajo) culture, ca. 800 to 1400 CE. A hand-built pottery jar of an unusual anthropomorphic form with a round but stable base, a spherical body with a smooth sho

Pre-Columbian, Northern Peru, Vicus culture, ca. 200 BCE to 600 CE. A charming figural vessel in the form of a seated anthropomorphic figure. One skinny arm is in relief on the body; the other extends