Pre Columbian Pottery Bowl,, Hole from Handle Missing,

With painted geometric design, 2 holes drilled on each side for missing handle, approximate height 5 1/2".

Circa 550-600 A.D., bulbous form with band of glyphs at top and banding below, two ring handles, 7" diameter x 5" high. From a late collector who had been collecting since the 1950's.

Collection of 4 PreColumbian Pottery Bowls, largest measures 5''D, 1 is glued, one is missing chip in rim, 3 have red rim paint

PRE-COLUMBIAN POTTERY JAR WITH LIZARD HANDLES. HEIGHT 4 1/2" (MISSING FEET)

Pre-Columbian, Peru, Inca, ca. 1000 to 1500 CE. A beautiful pottery bowl presenting a hemispherical form with handles in the form of a bird head and bird tail. Adorned with black and white pigments on

Pre Columbian Pottery Tripod Bowl, tall legs, incised details on extended pieces/handles on the rim. 1lb Approx. Measurements: 5.25 inches diameter x 3.75 inches height.Domestic Shipping: $25

Figural bowl, single handle bowl, and 2 handle vase, widest diameter 5".

PreColumbian Pottery Shallow Bowl and Jar, jar measures 5''H x 5''D and shallow bowl measures 6.75''D x 2.25''H has been glued and is missing small piece in bottom of bowl

FOUR PRE-COLUMBIAN POTTERY VESSELSNorth American. All four with brown/black decoration on a faded red ground, and all four with imperfections from broken to cracks and one missing a handle. Tallest 6"

Double bowl with single handle, and 2 vases, longest piece approximately 3 5/8".

Ancient Pre-Columbian, Costa Rican Pottery Tripod Bowl c.500 to 700 AD. Size 5 inches high. 7 inches wide. A Costa Rican pottery tripod bowl with rattle legs, handle with face. decorated with ornate d

2 bowls and a single handle lid, tallest approximately 5 7/8".

Bowls, vessel, and single handle lid, widest diameter approximately 5 3/8".

Figural vessel with handle, and 3 bowls, widest diameter 7 3/4".

Group of three various Pre-Columbian painted pottery vessels, including: shallow bowl set upon tripod base, geometric designs to interior; tapered form with moulded animal handles; together with circu

Description: Two Pre Columbian era pieces: 1. Costa Rican pottery bowl with tripod base in red. 2. Small red clay cylinder jaron or drink vessel with spout and handles, most likely from Mexico 3 x 4 x

Pre-Columbian Style Pottery Assortment (3) items including a monkey shaped vessel, bowl / pitcher having integrated animal head handle and a solid terra cotta figure having snake encircling body Prope

Pre-Columbian Colima Terracotta Dog Vessel | A ceramic vessel/bowl with a circular spouted hole in the middle back | Approx. Size: 3.5" W x 2.5" H.

PRE-COLUMBIAN LARGE POTTERY VESSEL - Zoomorphic Jug with Frog or Demon (?) handle in terra cotta, having holes for thong straps, in ovoid form with flared round pedestal base, retaining most pigment,

Pre Columbian pottery vessel, handle, depicts man-lizard, man with tail. Excellent condition, small hole on lower (see picture). Measures 7" dia. x 7.5". Curated by a private collector pre-1970s.

Pre-Columbian, Caribbean/Florida, Taino people, ca. 15th century CE. A low-slung pottery bowl, with remains of reddish orange pigment and firing marks on the flat base; the handles are abstract design

Pre-Columbian Muisca (Muysca) culture (1200-1500 CE) or Sinu/Zenu culture (200 BC - 1600 CE) - both Colombia, large ovoid pottery vessel with four handles, polychrome with insized geometrics. Missing

TWO PIECES PRE-COLUMBIAN POTTERYNorth American. Rounded pot with double ring handles, together with another pot with narrow upper neck, a hole to the side of the bulbous body. Taller: 5.3" height

**Originally Listed At $125** Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, Colima, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. Small, ridged blackware bowl with a thick rim; there are two small holes on opposite sides of the rim as if it