**Originally Listed At $250**

Pre-Columbian, El Salvador, Maya, Copador, Late Classic Period, ca. 550 to 900 CE. A hand-built pottery bowl with a tapered base surrounded by four panels of 3 linear impressions, lightly-corseted walls, a flared rim, and a deep basin. The interior is decorated with a solid red stripe around the rim as well as a register of abstract pseudo-glyphs encircling a radiating floral motif in the center. Atop vertical panels of orange and white pigment are a register of seated polychrome figures perhaps holding short staves or presenting snakes as offerings to the gods. Size: 7.875" W x 3.3" H (20 cm x 8.4 cm).

Provenance: private California, USA collection

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#145711

Minor abrasions to body, base, and rim, with light fading to original pigmentation, and light encrustations within basin, otherwise intact and very good. Light earthen deposits and manganese blooms throughout.