Three Pottery Pouring Vessels

**Originally Listed At $400** Southeast Asia, Thailand, Mon Dvaravati Period, ca. 6th to 10th century CE. A trio of hand-built pottery pouring vessels known as kendis, each with a protruding foot, a l

Cyprus, Early to middle bronze age, ca 2500 to 1600 BC. Terracotta black ware pouring vessel three feet, bulbous body, short neck, rounded handle and beaked spout. Exterior has been stone polished. 8.

Small Song dynasty three handled pouring vessel, larger sauce or oil pot with small stubby spout, both unglazed at base, and small pot with short spout, four lug handles and one larger handle, and sun

Group of Three Pottery VesselsPaul Naranjo(Santa Clara, 1957 - 2002)Carved Redware Pot with Geese Motif fired clayinscribed: Paul / Naranjo / Santa / ClaraHeight 4 x

THREE POTTERY VESSELSAfrica 25 x 21,5 cm the highestProvenance: Giovanni Testori (1923-1993).

PuebloGroup of Three Pottery VesselsIncluding: Teresita Romero(Cochiti, 1894 - 1991)Fetish Bowl with Frogsfired clay, pigmentinscribed underside: Ter

One Santa Clara blackware pot, one signed Olga Quezada, and a Roman style amphora.Some losses and cracks. 2-1/2"h x 3-3/4"dia. to 6-1/2"h x 8"dia.

Three pottery vesselspossibly MogollonComprising two jars and a bowl.the larger jar height 10 3/4in (27cm); diameter 8 1/2in (22cm)

THREE POTTERY VESSELS Circa 1st - 4th Century A.D. Including a trefoil jug, with a long cylindrical neck surmounting a hemispherical body with a flat base, 17.7cm high; a single handled cup, of carina

Collection three pottery vessels comprising, a late 19th F.H. Cowden, Harrisburg, PA, brown glazed two gallon crock with handles (h. 9.25", dia. 10"), a cream glazed lidded jar (h. 13", dia. 7"), and

late 20th century, hand decorated with geometric designs, the tallest with shaped rim signed Betty Quizada, the second squat form signed Melero, and the smallest signed Ivone Olivas. Tallest 7 in. Col

Three variously decorated pottery vessels in Native American or ancient style. [2" to 5 1/2" H and 5" to 9 3/4" L]. Each with cracks and some wear.

Two painted and decorated Peruvian bowls and a covered jar. [Tallest: 9" H].

Ancient Near East, Northwestern Iran, Amlash region, Marlik culture, ca. late 2nd to early 1st millennium BCE. A hand-built pottery pitcher of broad, apple-shaped form with a petite base and a narrow

Large Chinese Song-style celadon pottery pouring vessel; in the form of a young girl with the body of a winged fish, a dragon head as the spout; a chrysanthemum bud as the cover; on a base of carved w

**Originally Listed At $200** Ancient Near East, Canaan / the Levant / Holy Land, Herodian/Roman period, ca. 1st century CE. A thin-walled, iron-rich, clay vessel of a bulbous utilitarian form with a

Western Europe, Spain, ca. 17th century CE. A lovely wheel-thrown pottery jug with a flat base, a piriform body with a rounded shoulder, a thick rim, and an applied strap handle joining neck to should

**Originally Listed At $200** Ancient Near East, Northwestern Iran, ca. early to mid 1st millennium BCE. A diligently constructed ceramic jug with single handle, its surface rich in a reddish-brown hu

**Originally Listed At $300** Eastern Greece, Hellenistic Anatolia, ca. 4th to 3rd century CE. An attractive pottery vessel with a bulbous body, a trefoil spout, and a trifurcated strap handle bridgin

small short spout, handle and long neck on bulb shaped base, approx. 12 inches tall

Crucita Calabaza [Blue Corn](San Ildefonso, 1921 - 1999)Group of Three Pottery Vesselsfired clay, pigmenteach inscribed underside: Blue Corn / San Ildefonso / PuebloLarge Bowl: height 2 3/4 x diameter

Leslie Thompson (American, B. 1945) Three Pottery Vessels. Including two jars and one pot, all with an incised pattern and black and white decoration, all signed on the undersides Largest: 4" x 4.5"

Lot of 3 Ancient of Holyland Pottery Vessels Iron Age c.900 BC. Size 2 3/4 - 2 inches high. 2 1/4 - 3 inches widest point. A collection of three pottery vessels with wide rim one with handle. One vess

Ancient Greek Apulian Red-figured Epichysis c. 320 B.C. Size 6 1/2 inches high. pottery pouring vessel with round base, tubular neck and a slender beaked spout, raised strap handle, with applied match