Lot 0143

Southwestern Native American Pottery Jar (20th Century)

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Southwestern Native American Pottery Jar (20th Century)

Item Details

Description

Irregular form. Unmarked. Fire cloud (kiln burn marks). 11 1/2 x 12 inches.

Condition

Minor surface wear consistent with age. (Please note, this is not a full condition report; please email us at: info@Vallots.com for a detailed condition report or for additional photographs.) Every lot is sold as is, where is, and without warranty. All bids are final; we do not offer refunds and do not perform shipping services. Shipping costs can sometimes exceed a winning bid.