Antique Tribal Shapibo Conibo Bowl

Antique Tribal Shapibo Conibo BowlUcayali River Peru circa early 20th cent. Fine tribal decoration; excellent condition.9 7/8” diameter.

Interesting example heavy with thick black outer coating. Unusual single handle. Smoke infused piece which you can imagine sitting n the floor of a hut somewhere in the wilderness, holding daily goods

A polychrome Amazonian Shipibo bowl, Peru. A Shipibo-Conibo tribal bowl. 12_1/2" H x 17" Dia. ; 17 lbs.

Ca. 9th to 12thC AD. Very good repaired condition, you can see the repaired cracks. Please refer to pictures for best condition report. Purchased Ray Lenk 1998. Ex-Nooter coll.

Ca. last quarter 19th to early 20thC. Very good with age appropriate wear and patina. Very tight basket. Please enlarge the pictures for the best condition report. Ex-Nooter coll.

Ca. mid to late 18thC. Age appropriate wear throughout the interior, with original patina both inside and out. This bowl is deeper than usual, at almost 6" tall (by 13"). Ex-museum piece, with painted

Ca. last half 19th to first quarter 20thC. Very good with no major breaks or repairs evident. This is the second of two similar wood bowls collected by Robert Nooter during the early 1990s while on on

Ca. last half 19th to first quarter 20thC. Very good with no major breaks or repairs evident. This is the first of two similar wood bowls collected by Robert Nooter during the early 1990s while on one

Antique/Vintage African Carved Wood Tribal Covered Ceremonial Bowl. 15"h. x 36"w. x 19"d. Condition: Good with wear, losses and age cracks.

Wooden Tribal bowl on stand. Possibly could be used as a planter. Dimensions: Height: 22 inches, Width: 19 inches, Depth: 19 inches. --- - - We offer curbside delivery to NYC, Manhattan, Close Brookly

A Navajo tribal lidded pottery bowl by Frank Warren (Dineh). The exterior is decorated with traditional Native Indian patterns in olive and black shades. Signed and numbered 96 on the bottom. Dimensio

Marked Pago Pago on bottom. Great carved wood with inlay pattern border ceremony bowl. Measures at 2 3/4" tall x 10 1/8" diameter with 1" band.

DESCRIPTION: A mid-20th century Shipibo-Conibo tribal quenti pot. Designed with a bulbous form, garnished with symmetrically stylized patterns, and finished with two handles flanking the neck. CIRCA:

Heavy Cast Bronze Tribal Vessel. Bowl with band of ribbed elements. -- Dimensions: H: 3.5 inches: W: 4.5 inches: D: 4.5 inches --- US Shipping charge: $20

A large carved wooden feast bowl with elaborate stylized handles with incised tribal Motifs. The Bowl measures 25 x 10 inches. Collected in the Mid 20th century and was part of the Museum of Oddities

Anglo-Indian Paper Mache bowl with accent design, tan matte finish, one pair.

Shipibo-Conibo Peruvian Pottery Handled Bowl Cup - A hand-painted pottery cup with a wide open bowl and small looped handle. Hand-coiled with thin walls. The cream/buff ground of the exterior is cover

Tribal Lacquered Wood Footed Bowl Stand. Wide shallow wood bowl on 3 arched carved legs. Ebonized finish.-- Dimensions: H: 18.5 inches: W: 23 inches: D: 23 inches ---

Carved wood tribal ladle. Deep wood bowl. Angled wood handle with geometric carvings. -- Dimensions: H: 3.25 inches: W: 18.75 inches: D: 2.75 inches ---

Tribal Ethnic Brass Hanging Bowl Fixture. Pierced metal hanging elements. Could be used as a planter-- Dimensions: H: 35 inches: W: 15 inches ---

Tribal Art Basket. Native, tight cane, antique rice basket/bowl with Top. In great condition. Please see photos for more details. Please note all lots show signs of wear commensurate with age and use

This is an antique Meerschaum Figural Skull Smoking Pipe. Finely carved bowl with leather case. Size: 3" x 5" x 1.5" This pipe was part of the permanent exhibition at the Museum Of Oddities, Metamora,

A carved wooden bowl with painted linear and spotted designs. Coolamon are primarily for aboriginal women to use to carry things. They carried tools, babies, food and, depending on its shape, water. T

A very rare and impressive antique to ancient ceramic vessel with ornate animal motifs and decorative elements. Excavations in Nishapur, one of the capitals of the Samanid Empire (874-1005), in what i