Ancient neolithic Japanese Jomon Vessel ca. 3000 BC.

Ancient neolithic Japanese Jomon Vessel ca. 3000 BC. TL TESTED. report included. Size 14 3/8 inches high x 9 inches diameter. A large pottery Vase decorated with etched design. condition: Repaired fro

Neolithic Japanese Jomon Vessel Probably ca. 3000 BC. Size 12 1/4 inches high x 10 1/2 inches diameter. A large pottery Vase decorated with etched design. condition: Repaired from several pieces with

Neolithic Japanese Jomon Vessel Probably ca. 3000 BC. Size 15 1/2 inches high x 8 inches diameter. A large pottery Vase decorated with etched design. condition: Repaired from several pieces with visib

Neolithic Japanese Jomon Vessel Probably ca. 3000 BC. Size 11 3/4 inches high x 6 1/4 inches diameter. A large pottery Vase decorated with etched design. condition: Repaired from several pieces with v

Neolithic Japanese Jomon Vessel Probably ca. 3000 BC. Size 13 1/2 inches high x 11 1/2 inches diameter. A large pottery Vase decorated with etched design. condition: Repaired from several pieces with

A very nice Jomon corded black-ware ceramic vessel, Japan Neolithic, c. 4000 - 3000 BC, a deep bowl or 'fukabachi', coiled-formed with attractive linear decoration incised in registers around the body

East Asia, Japan, Middle Jomon period, ca. 3000 BCE to 1000 BCE, most likely about 4,500 years old. A sizeable, hand-built terracotta vessel of an elegant form with a flat base, a gently tapering body

CIRCA MIDDLE JOMON PERIOD 2,500BCE.FUKABACHI STYLE WORLD\'S OLDEST POTTERY MAKING CULTURE. 11 INCHES TALL.

A large Chinese Neolithic vessel, c. 3000 - 1700 BC, the body round with flattened base, flared mouth and single loop handle, the neck and shoulder with wicker-like decoration in dark brown slip. H: 9

Ca. 3000-2000 BC.A stone jar crafted from stone features a tapering profile that gracefully converges into its opening, providing both a pleasing aesthetic and functional design. The jar stands firmly

THIS VESSEL WAS EXCAVATED IN NUMATA CITY, GUNMA PREFECTURE. 18 INCHES TALL. JOMON IS THE OLDEST POTTERY MAKING CULTURE IN THE WORLD!

A well-preserved Neolithic Japanese ceramic figure, c. 4000 - 3000 BC, depicted seated with compact body, hands together at chest, head bald with detailed features. H: 3 3/4 in (9.5 cm). Carbon deposi

A group of 100 Neolithic quartz beads from the Sahara, ca. 5000 – 3000 BC. These Ounjougou culture beads are ½ in to ¾ in in diameter, made from translucent quartz and are perforated for stringing

Ancient East Asia, Japan, Late Jomon Period, ca. 2000 to 1500 BCE. A hand-built pottery vessel of a tall, sizable form with a flat base, a cylindrical body, and a flared shoulder. The body is adorned

East Asia, Japan, Middle to Late Jomon period, ca. 2500 to 1500 BCE. A large hand-built pottery vessel of a sprouting form with a flat base and flared rim. The cylindrical exterior walls are textured

East Asia, Japan, Late Jomon Period, ca. 2000 BCE. A graceful, hand-built terracotta vessel presenting a flat base, a cylindrical body, an expanding shoulder with a thick rim, and a perforated protrus

Ancient East Asia, Japan, Late Jomon Period, ca. 2000 BCE. A hand-built pottery jar of a tall and slender form exhibiting fine patterning and ancient charm. The vessel presents with a planar base, a c

Ancient Egypt, Predynastic Period, Nagada II, ca. 3200 BC – 3000 BC. A round vessel decorated with zig zag designs in a brown-black pigment over a red base. A wide flared spout with shallow nec

Shantung Province, China, Longshan Culture, ca. 2600-2000 BC. An elegant tripod ewer with mammiform legs and an upraised beak spout, rope decoration encircling the body. Oxford TL test (documentation

Ancient East Asia, Japan, Late Jomon Period, ca. 2100 BCE. A lovely example of a hand-built pottery vessel of a flat-bottomed form with a slender body, gradually widening shoulders, and a thick rim su

China, Neolithic Period ca. 2700-2400 BC. Unusual bud-form vessel with small loop handle. Surface finely decorated in polychrome net motif. Ex: E & J Frankel, NYC.1991. Ex Christies,NYC, Nov. 27, 1991

An ancient Chinese Neolithic Pottery vessel. This vessel features painted designs, made by hand over 4500 years ago. Obvious loss and rim chips, appears otherwise intact and completely original. Measu

An ancient Chinese Neolithic Pottery vessel. This vessel is most impressive because of the size, form and painted designs, made by hand over 4500 years ago.Small rim chips and repairs to edge, appears

Ancient Holyland Bronze vessel, ca. 1500 B.C. Vessel used for perfume or cosmetics, Nice red-brown patina. Dimensions: 4" H; Weight: 6 oz. Provenance: Ex. Archaeological Center, Tel Aviv, Israel.