Large size water storage vessel (urli)

Pre-Columbian, Northwest Mexico, Casas Grandes, Ramos, ca. 1150 to 1300 CE. A larve polychrome olla, most likely a vessel for food or water storage, decorated with red and black geometric and curvilin

Ancient Roman Large Bronze Handled Storage Vessel c.1st-2nd century AD. Size 13 1/2 inches high, 11 1/4 inches diameter. Very large bronze storage jar having a tapered bulbous body with a flared colla

19th C. Copper and Bronze Large Scale Storage Vessel, possibly Indian/Asian, with decorated rim and handles. Size: 27.5" H x 26.5" W x 26.5" D

Ancient holy Land Large Two-Handle Pottery Vessel c.1st millennium B.C. Size 16 inches wide, 9 1/2 inches high. Very large Late Bronze Age salmon color pottery storage vessel having opposing loop hand

Mid-Century Modern pottery water vessel with green stripes and earth tones glazed. corked spout on base rim. Size: 22 h 11 w

Large Earthenware Double Handled Water Vessel on stand. Used condition, wear, worn, chips, repairs. Vessel size 28 1/2" tall x 18" handle to handle.

early 20th century - the first a large barrel of tapering form with central divider (28.5 x 24.5 in. diameter); the second a water bucket; the third a lidded container (9 x 13.5 in. diameter); and the

A large Asian earthenware urn or storage vessel having rolled rim and applied turtle decoration. Size: 29"H x 21"Dia.

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

2 Pueblo Indian Vessels: A smaller pot by Carol Grace Loretto, Jemez Pueblo. And a larger pot signed A. Tafoya, Jemez Pueblo. Large pot features water serpent and stylized opening. Ranging in size fro

Monumental porcelain water storage vessel, hole for spigot (not present) and lid. White glaze. Weight Approx., 50 lbs. Approx. Measurements: 24 inches height x 20 inches diameter.Domestic Shipping: $3

Monumental porcelain water storage vessel, hole for spigot (not present) and lid. White glaze. Weight Approx., 50 lbs. Approx. Measurements: 24 inches height x 20 inches diameter.Domestic Shipping: $3

Lot 57 African Dogon Large Storage Vessel earthenware Large ceramic storage vessel with geometric incised design 14 x 13 1/2 inches Provenance: Property from the Estate of Rosa and Aaron Esman

**Originally Listed At $700** East Asia, China, Warring States period, ca. 475 to 221 BCE. A large storage vessel of a globular form comprised of buff gray pottery with impressed designs covering the

Three-piece pottery set, to include two covered jars and a large storage vessel, marked "Artist Editions, Kohler". Largest 13"h. x 12" dia.

Antique African Tribal Bambara Jidaga Water Vessel/Pot | A traditional terracotta vessel that was formed by pounding flattened clay around a convex mold - this pot/vessel is a water storage vessel kno

A Fine Orientalist French Bronze, the Water Carrier after DebutMarcel Debut (French, 1865-1933), a patinated and polychrome bronze depicting a young Tunisian man carrying two large water vessels, walk

Gurunsi, Burkina Faso, large terracotta water vessel, dark fired color with incised decorative pattern, 15"h x 15.5" diam PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

fruit design background on box, Oval shape, brass a One edges, measures12x26

Two large copper and brass storage vessels, probably Moroccan, early 20th century. 14" dia. x 28" h

Title: Native American Santa Clara Storage Jar Dimension: 13 1/2 x 14/1/2 Provenance:19th Century Rare Large Size Black Storage Pot .Rim chips and scuffs consistent with age. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-

East Asia, China, Warring States period, ca. 475 to 221 BCE. A quite large squat storage vessel of a globular form comprised of buff gray pottery with impressed designs covering the curved exterior wa

East Asia, China, Warring States period, ca. 475 to 221 BCE. A quite large squat storage vessel of a globular form comprised of buff gray pottery with impressed designs covering the midsection of the

Native American, Southeast or Midwest, Mississippian, ca. 1140 to 1420 CE. A hand-built water or storage vessel with a short spout and the opening at an angle, known as a hooded jar. The vessel rests