EARLY PERUVIAN VESSEL

Large Early Peruvian Shipibo Conibo Effigy Vessel. Measures 12 Inches High.

Five early Peruvian Nazca culture pottery vessels. Various vasiform and figural vessels with polychrome decoration. Some damage overall, three with extensive repairs. Up to 7 3/4" high. ESTIMATE $400-

Four Peruvian pottery vessels. Includes two early Chimu culture zoomorphic vessels with burnished finish, an early Moche portrait vessel, and a later double headed llama vessel with Red finish. Some w

A pair of early Peruvian Chimu or Wari culture figural pottery vessels. Standing male figures with flared rims over two "ear" handles with rings and burnished finish. Some wear and hairlines to feet.

Shipibo-Conibo Peruvian Pottery Figural Vessel, C. Early 20th Century - A painted earthenware pottery effigy water vessel by the female potters of the Shipibo Conibo tribe who live along the Ucayali R

Three pieces of early Latin American pottery. Includes two Peruvian Chimu culture zoomorphic vessels and a Mexican Colima culture standing figure. Some wear, damage and well executed repairs. Up to 9

**Originally Listed At $300** South America, Peru, Upper / Western Amazon Basin, Ucayali River, Shipibo peoples, ca. early 20th century CE; Latin America, Mexico, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. Thi

Shipibo-Conibo Peruvian Pottery Figural Pot, C. Early 20th Century - A painted earthenware pottery effigy water vessel by the female potters of the Shipibo Conibo tribe, who live along the Ucayali Riv

Lot of (2) Vintage Terracotta Vessels, early to mid-20th c., incl: Shipibo Amazon Region Peruvian bowl, with polychrome geometric decoration to shoulder, signed "Shipibo" on base, 5 3/4" high, 9 1/2"

Early Peruvian Shipibo Pot. A hunting-gathering culture of the Peruvian Amazon, the Shipibo are known for the quality and design of their ceramics. This large anthropomorphic polychrome pot, used for

Comprising two footed vessels with twin lug-handles at the shoulder, one with green splash; and a small globular vessel with four lug-handles and a green splash (H: 5 in. (tallest)) PROVENANCE: Proper

Harvey Littleton (American, 1922-2013) Early Vessel, 1965 blown glass signed 'H. K. Littleton 1965' H 3 1/2 x W 8 x D 5 1/4 inches.

Moche stirrup Peruvian vessel depicting two serpents in relief along with serpents and other zoological figures in pigment; overall good condition, age wear, minor chip to rim, some loss to pigment, s

Pre-Columbian Peruvian vessel, Chancay Culture, circa AD 900-1200, the shouldered form with zoomorphic details, and mounted with loop handles, 10.5"h

likely Pre-Columbian, Southern Peru, circa 0 to 300 C.E., bright and colorful apron or loin cloth made of feathers and cloth.

A handcrafted ancient polychrome vessel from the Moche civilization. The fine polychrome round shaped vessel with an elongated narrow neck. On the top of the vessel there are rhythmic images with danc

Early Peruvian textile fragment, woven in two colors and with selvage textile, gallery tag to verso. Fragment: 20" W x 9" H; frame: 11.25" H X 21.25" W. Provenance: Lore Ancient Art Gallery, New York.

Framed Early Peruvian Textile Panels - Peru. Early Peruvian hand-woven texiles panels, one red, the other indigo. Possibly textiles from a Pre-Inca burial shroud. Professionally framed and mounted in

EARLY PERUVIAN TRAY W/SCENIC CENTER, MEASURES 16" ACROSS

Renato Bassoli Early vessels, collection of three Italy, c. 1955glazed ceramic, bronze largest: 1 h × 7.25 dia in (3 × 18 cm) smallest: 3.25 h × 3.5 dia in (8 × 9 cm)

A group of two Peruvian blackware vessels with incised lines and spouts. One is Chavin from North Coast Peru. The other is Chancay from Central Coast Peru. Ceramic. 900 BCE to 1470 CE. "003 05 2300" i

Two Early Large Burmese Martaban Ceramic Pots - These early vessels were used for the storage of food and water. Each stoneware jar is glazed with an age oxidized patina and features four strap handle

MARVIN LIPOFSKY (1938 - 2016) Large early vessel, Madison, WI, 1963 Glazed stoneware Signed 15" x 14" Exhibited: MS Degree Exhibition, Madison, WI, 1963. This piece is visible in a period photograph o

Three early Peruvian Chancay culture Cuchimilco terracotta figures. Includes a female and male pair and a hollow body female with bichrome decoration. Some wear, chips to foot on smallest. Up to 7 1/2