PRE-COLUMBIAN WATER VESSEL, CIRCA 500 A. D.

A Pre-Columbian Chorrera vessel circa 1000-500 BC having a globular body and a short neck, incised panels with a figural and fish motif. Provenance: purchased from NY dealer—The Lands

Mayan Campeche Painted Pottery Tripod Vessel From Mexico Circa 500-600 AD. - This piece is a Mayan Campeche pottery tripod vessel, painted with geometric and linear designs, both in the interior of th

Pre-Columbian Tripod Vessel. Tripod has leg rattles and 3 small heads, detailed decorative etching and beautiful burnished markings. One leg is damaged. - Guanacaste - Circa 500 - 800 A.D. - 6 1/2 " W

A Lot of Four Pre-Columbian Terracotta Vessels and Articles, Various Cultures, Probably from Ecuador, Circa 300-500 BCE. Comprising a Tumaco head fragment on museum base; a small Anthropomorphic seate

Moche cultural blackware vessel, circa 500 - 700 A.D. Molded with blackware clay, the vessel has a head of a man with protruding chin. Spout at top and handle attached to back of head and vessel body.

Pre-Columbian, Tairona culture, circa 500 - 1000 A.D. A chocolate ware double bowl vessel joined together with a joint stem and basket handle. Dimensions: 11-1/2 (29.2 cm) L x 5-3/8" (13.5 cm) W x 6"

Teotihuacan, Mexico, circa 200 - 500 AD, figural vessel, with wings on the sides, handled cup with flared mouth. Dimensions: 3-3/4" L x 2-1/2" H; Weight: 4 oz. Provenance: Ex. Private collection, New

Moche Nobleman Stirrup Vessel, Phase IV, circa 200 - 500 A.D. A museum quality Stirrup vessel of a nobleman. The vessel depicts a seating person of high rank with on arm on lap and other hold a cloak.

This is a Pre-Columbian Late Cupinisque grayware stippled globular body pottery vessel attributed to the Chavin culture of Peru. Dating to Circa 500-300 B.C. This lot is accompanied by a copy of the S

**Originally Listed At $300** Pre-Columbian, Central Coast Peru, Chimu, ca. 500 to 800 CE. A charming mold-formed pottery stirrup vessel in the form of a duck afloat on the water. Boasting a lustrous

Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Moche, ca. 300 to 500 CE. An intriguing handmade and stone burnished pottery canchero vessel (also known as a corn popper or water dipper) presenting in saucer form wi

Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Moche, ca. 300 to 500 CE. An intriguing handmade and stone burnished pottery canchero vessel (also known as a corn popper or water dipper) presenting in saucer form wi

DESCRIPTION: Possibly Pre-columbian figural pottery water vessel. Features a bulbous base, short spout and figural neck accented with white ink decorations. Has a small broken piece along the back of

Two fine Rattle Leg Tripod Bowls (5 1/2" & 7" D). Western MX. Excellent condition, original paint. Pre-Columbian. Circa 500 BC - 500 AD. Ex-Dr. Earl Riddick

DESCRIPTION: Pre- columbian water vessel features a wide bulbous bottom with faded decorative vertical lines grouped evenly around the vessel. Light pitting along the bottom and neck, areas of fire cl

PRE COLUMBIAN TERRACOTTA WATER VESSEL 9 3/4" X 7 1/4" All items Located in Hollywood Florida Warehouse. Thank you for your inquiry about shipping your precious item/items purchased at Puckett Auctions

double gourd with center handle, 10.5" tall, 14.5" wide.

An embodiment of ancient craftsmanship, this Chancay culture ceramic vessel stands as a profound testimony to the ritualistic and everyday life of the Andean people. Adorned with an intricately depict

Spider monkey design on blackware pottery, approximate height 8", diameter 5".

7 3/4" D. Tripod Rattle Leg Bowl. Costa Rica. Pre-Columbian. Circa 100-500 AD. Excellent paint. Solid with pressure crack

West Mexico Pre-Columbian terracotta water vessel with red pigment. 7.5" H

PRE-COLUMBIAN MEXICAN BOWL, CIRCA 500 A. D. PROVENANCE: DR. GENE BURKE ESTATE. 90% OF THE PAINT STILL INTACT. Height: 5 in. by Width: 5 in. by Depth: 5 in.

Pre Columbian Mexico Pottery Water Vessel. Stands at 7 1/4" Tall. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos prior to placing a bid. Any

A Pre-Columbian water jug or bottle vase having two lanyard loops or lugs and a rounded tapered rim with carved, fluted base. Exact origin is unknown. Purchased in 1990's, from the collection of Lisa