Pre-columbian Chorrera Jaguar Vessel

Pre-Classic Mayan jaguar vessel, amazing jaguar carvings, visible repair, carved border going around top and bottom. The jaguar, renowned for its fierceness and hunting prowess, with a symbol of royal

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

Pre-Columbian Jaguar Effigy Vessel, Costa Rica / Nicoya TerracottaDimensions: 12.75" H Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, Jr., Boston, MA.

Pre-Columbian figural jaguar vessel, Costa Rica, circa AD 800-1000, having a tripod base with a short tail, and a protruding and whimsical head, the whole intact and colorful in orange, cream and red,

Pre-Columbian Jaguar Effigy Vessel. Guanacaste/Nicoya, Costa Rica CE 1100-1500 Red brown earthenware with cream slip; black and red orange paint Size: 10.50 x 10 in. In good condition overall, but hea

A Jaguar tri legged vessel, Costa Rica, with head on one side, front legs resting on legs, tail as leg of vessel in rear, jaguar motifs throughout. Rattle in legs. Mineral deposits. Some over painting

Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Chimu, ca. 1100 to 1450 CE. A wonderful blackware vessel with an expressive jaguar handle - the wild feline's paws joining neck to shoulder, its arched back adorned wi

Pre-Columbian Chorrera Style Bat vessel from Ecuador, ca. 900-200 BCE. 7 1/4" in height

Pre-Columbian Chorrera style pottery monkey vessel from Ecuador, ca. 500 BC. 7-1/2" Length by 4-34/" tall.

Pre Columbian, Costa Rican, Kingdom of Nicoya / Cacicazgo, stoneware ceramic pottery jaguar effigy vessel with elaborate polychrome painted decoration and tri-pod form with rattle legs, the jaguar's m

Pre-Columbian Zapotec pottery jaguar vessel from Oaxaca, Mexico. Ca. 200-500 CE. 7-1/8" tall, 10-1/4" long

A handcrafted ancient polychrome whistling vessel in the shape of a jaguar from the Vicus culture. A stable vessel on four legs of red color with a large number of holes in the upper part of the body

DESCRIPTION: Pre-Columbian-style ceramic vessel featuring polychrome depicting figures and a Jaguar or other beast, its head protruding from the side of the vessel. CIRCA: 20th century or later ORIGIN

4” x 3 ¾” Effigy Pottery Vessel Chorrera Culture – Ecuador

A Jaguar Mortar, Chorrera Indigenous culture, Pre-Columbian Ecuador, c.1200-300 BC. Stone mortar measuring 5.5" high, 10.5" wide, 3.5" deep. Provenance: ex-Throckmorton Fine Arts, NYC, NY. Includes or

Pre-Columbian, Peru, Chimu, ca. 1100 to 1470 CE. A blackware stirrup vessel with low relief designs of a jaguar, monkey, and waterfowl - probably a duck. A vessel like this one may have been used cere

**Originally Listed At $400** Pre-Columbian, Ecuador, Chorrera, ca. 500 BCE. A round-bottomed olla with a raised, slightly flared rim and four anthropomorphic heads protruding from the shoulders, equi

Lot of 6 Chorrera pre-Columbian earthenware stirrup spout vessels, figural, cat & vase, grey & red clay, some have been repaired, average height is 7.5". Please refer to images for general condition i

Pre Columbian Nicoya Jaguar Effigy Ceramic Vessel 13.75''x8.5''. Impressive polychrome decorated urn like vessel with figural Jaguar rattle head. Small chip to top rim and foot, otherwise excellent co

Pre-Columbian Greater Nicoya pottery vessel with protruding jaguar head, Costa Rica, circa 800-1200 CE, natural pigment-decorated with madder red and black, the dun-colored gourd-shaped body and flari

Pre-Columbian Greater Nicoya pottery vessel with protruding jaguar head, Costa Rica, circa 800-1200 CE, natural pigment-decorated with madder red and black, the red clay gourd-shaped body and flaring

Ca. 800-1100 AD. Costa Rica. Decorated earthenware. No cracks or breaks, with only 2-3 minor chips on the rim. This pot is truly a museum piece.

Moche/Chimu Style Blackwear Jaguar Pottery Vessel. Size 7 3/4 inches high, 8 inches wide. Not ancient. Estate of David Sheridan, Branchburg, NJ,. acquired 1950's to early 2000s, by descent to family.

Pre-Columbian, Ecuador, Chorrera culture, ca. 800 to 400 BCE. A hand-built and highly burnished pottery vessel, the surfaces covered in brown pigment, while the shoulder is surmounted by a petite mous