Post-Colonial Inca Wood Kero

Peru, Post Spanish Conquest, ca. 17 to 18th century CE. Lovely wooden kero, used by the Inca and their descendants to drink chicha - a type of fermented corn beer. Made from dense hardwood with conica

Peru, Post Spanish Conquest, ca. 16th century CE. Large and lovely wooden kero, used by the Inca and their descendants to drink chicha - a type of fermented corn beer. Carved from dense hardwood with

Ca. 1430 to 1532 AD. A deep conical wood ritual vessel with the surface adorned with painted panels of alternating figural and geometric motifs.size is 5.5 in H. 4-5/8 in diam atop; 3-3/8 in diam base

**Originally Listed at $400** Pre-Columbian, Peru, ca. 17th century CE. A wooden kero (quero) inspired by Inca examples but created in the post-conquest era. The handsome vessel was turned on a lathe

**Originally Listed At $500** Peru, Inca / Spanish Colonial period, ca. 17th to early 18th century CE. A pretty polychrome wooden kero (quero) ringed by hand-painted decorations of everyday life for t

A HAND CARVED WOOD INCA STYLE KERO, POSSIBLY COLONIAL PERU, 17TH/18TH CENTURY,, of flaring cylindrical form with a broad rim. The upper register depicting a series of standing carved birds alternating

**Originally Listed At $300** Pre-Columbian, Peru, post-conquest period, ca. 17th century CE. A wooden kero (quero) inspired by Inca examples but created during the post-conquest era. The squat vessel

Ancient Pre-Columbian Inca-Colonial Wooden Chicha Kero with Incised Decoration Ca. 1500-1600 A.D. Size 5 1/2 inches high. 5 1/4 inches wide. A carved wood Kero with incised decoration of animal and a

Pre-Columbian Inca, Spanish Colonial (1450 AD - 1750 AD) wood drinking bowl. 10 inches handle to handle. The kero is a traditional kind of cup used by Bolivian / Peruvian people for drinking chicha; a

Pre-Columbian, Peru, Inca culture, ca. 1400 to 1532 CE. A lovely drinking cup called a kero (also quero) with an expertly incised register of linear motifs across the exterior surfaces. Rich patina cr

c.17th-18th century A.D. A carved wooden kero of beaker form, the upper body ornamented with a frieze of stylised antlered deer amongst over-sized flowers and fruiting foliage, scrolls and plants to t

A very old and fascinating wooden cup or beaker from the Inca culture of 15th/16th century Peru.This is an original hand carved wooden cup, with incised geometric patterns on the upper edge and tradit

Peru, 16th c., center band of painted figures and animals with traces of red, green and gold paint remaining, the upper and lower bands with relief carved geometric design, 7.25"h A kero cup is a

Colonial wooden ceremonial drinking cup inlaid with melted resin pigments. Bought at Janet Fleisher Gallery in 1975. Dimensions:7" in diameter, the height is 7 1/2". Provenance:From a Philadelphia col

Peruvian Spanish Colonial period polychrome carved wooden Kero, painted with bands of lozenges and other ornament. 6 3/4" H x 5.75" Diameter.

Spanish Colonial 16th-17th Century Kero from Peru. Used by the Inca and their descendants to drink chicha - a type of fermented corn beer. Carved from dense hardwood with conical shape flaring towards

An excellent group of early South American and Spanish colonial items. Includes one Incan polychrome wood kero, Colonial Peru, 16th c; one Andean Spanish colonial silver bernegal/chalice, 18th c.; one

**Originally Listed At $250** Post-Conquest / Spanish Colonial, Peru, Inca, ca. 15th to 16th century CE. A delightful bronze spoon, used to snort lime powder in order to enhance hallucinogenic propert

Pre-Columbian Inca Peru carved wood drinking vessel (Kero), circa AD 1500-1600, 8"h x 6.25"dia.

Pre-Columbian, central Peru, Inca, ca. 1300 to 1500 CE. A wonderful Inca kero, carved from wood, presenting a gracefully flared conical form, and meticulously decorated with several registers of incis

2 Spanish Colonial wood carved angels one 22" x 13" with gold painted drape the smaller one with carved head and wings, 4" x 10",larger angel may have been mounted on a post

An antique Italian or possibly Spanish Colonial wood church altar candelabra. Rectangular form comprised of two horizontal posts supporting six baluster candle holders, accented with carved flowers an

**First Time At Auction** Peru, Chimu / Inca culture, Post Conquest to early Spanish Colonial Period, ca. 14th to 15th century CE. A high quality 89% to 96% silver tupu pin with a lengthy rod and open

Pair of Kero, Colonial, Peru, 1530-1600 AD. Pair of kero with flaring sides, decorated with images of parrots and dragons. Wood with soft metal repairs and polychrome paint and sticky surface. Size: 1