A Pair of Nazca Squash Vessels c. 450 - 650

A Pair of Nazca Squash Vessels c. 450 - 650 ADNear identical pair of a

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Moche, Phase IV, ca. 450 to 650 CE. A hand-built, two chambered vessel of a flat-bottomed form with a pair of roughly spherical chambers conn

ceramic, a) fish stirrup vessel (creamy white dots on dark red ground), l: 24 cm, h: 22 cm b) fish stirrup vessel (red dots on a creamy white ground), l: 24 cm, h: 24 cm An important food source for l

ceramic, H: 25,5 cm, H: 10,0 inch Provenance: Zemanek-Münster, Würzburg, 15 June 2002, Lot 771 Michael Beckmann, Marburg, Germany Expertise: Thermoluminescence Expertise, Nr. 011705002, 27.05.20

ceramic, dam. (horn) Moche used deer in ceremonies and rituals. H: 24,5 cm, H: 9,6 inch Provenance: Michael Beckmann, Marburg, Germany

Teotihuacan terracotta mask, ex-Mathias Komor, Classic Period (c. 450-650 CE), Mexico, molded relief mask with remnant polychrome pigment, modeled with naturalistic features, lips parted and with sunk

Ancient Pre Columbian moche stirrup Pottery vessel c.450-550 AD. Size 7 3/4 inches high. Fine Pottery Stirrup vessel decorated with figures. Provenance: Ex Private NYC Collection acquired fron Ancient

A fine Nazca polychrome vessel, c. AD 200 - 500, this globular stirrup bottle features two depictions of the anthropomorphic, mythical Spotted Cat. This rare type symbolically combines feline and huma

Ancient Pre Columbian Nazca Polichrome Vessel c.500-700 AD. Size 6 3/4 inches high. Doubel spout pottery vessel decorated with 2 monsters. Provenance: Private Washington DC collection of Thomas F Caro

Pre-Columbian Nazca Pottery Fish Vessel c.400-600 AD. Size 10 1/2 inches length, 4 1/4 inches high + mount. A reddish pottery fish form vessel with decoration. Custom mounted. Provenance: Ex David Hen

ceramic, H: 18 cm, H: 7,1 inch Provenance: Michael Beckmann, Marburg, Germany Lit.: Berrin, Kathleen (ed.), The spirit of ancient Peru, San Francisco 1998, p. 136, ill. 75

A pair of Daunian ceramic vessels, c. 4th Century BC, both decorated with varying bands in orange slip. The first is a juglet, with tall handle, H: 4 1/4 in (10.8 cm), and the second is a Greek inspir

A pair of Roman pottery vessels, c. 1st - 4th Century AD, the first ovoid beaker with narrow foot and flared mouth, H: 5 in (12.7 cm), and the second a cup with wide rim, 3 3/8 x 4 5/8 in (8.6 x 11.7

A nice pair of Cypriot ceramic vessels, c. 800 - 500 BC, and include an olpe with trefoil spout and decorated with three concentric bands around the shoulder, H: 4 in (10.2 cm), the second a small bow

A pair of Greek pottery vessels, c. 4th Century BC, the first is a black-glazed pedestal bowl, 3 in x 5 in (8.3 x 12.7 cm) and the other is a Campanian bowl with stamped palm motif in the interior. 6

MAJOLICA BASKET FORM VESSELS, C. 1930, PAIR,M H 5", L 7.5" A pair of Majolica basket form vases. Each bearing numerical branding to the undersides. Width 2.75".

A beautiful Nazca polychromed stir-up vessel, c. AD 400 - 600, featuring two jaguars wearing elaborate costume and dangling trophy heads, each beautifully rendered in earthen tones with glossy burnish

Pair of 18th c Japanese cloisonne three legged vessels with floral and leaf decoration, 9 1/4"t x 8"dia. With old losses and repairs.

ceramic, H: 17 cm, H: 6,7 inch Provenance: Michael Beckmann, Marburg, Germany

A pair of Daunian ceramic vessels, Italic, c. 4th - 3rd Century BC, the first a black-ware jar with tapered bottom and short flared mouth, the body decorated with parallel horizontal lines in dark sli

Pair of 19th century majolica vessels. Provenance: Barney's, NY. [8 x 8 1/4 (dia) inches]. In good condition.

A pair of charming miniature Roman glass vessels, c. 1st - 3rd Century AD, ointment jars, the first in clear glass and cylindrical in shape with flat bottom and flat rim, H: 2.5 cm, orange deposits. T

Pair Chinese archaic style bronze vessels, 20th c., 16"h x 10"w x 10.5"d

Near Pair of Chinese Blue & White Ovoid Vessels, Probably Tibet or Siamese Market. These 19th-century jars use traditional Buddhist iconography. While seeing domestically it is of the type sent to the