A Carchi ceramic vessel with bird adorno, Ecuador

A Carchi ceramic vessel with bird adorno, Ecuador, c. AD 400 - 600, the squat round body decorated with negative resist, the strap handle joining the short spout and a detailed parrot. 7 ¼ in x 9 in

Pre-Columbian, Ecuador, Chorrera culture, ca. 500 BCE. A red-brown terracotta rectangular double lobed vessel with a bridge handle between the lobes. A diminutive bird perches on the top front lobe, p

A Narino-Carchi ceramic bullet amphora urnCirca 750-1250 CE; Narino-Carchi (Capuli) cultures, Colombia/EcuadorThe ceramic vessel with red and beige designs from a wax-resist painting and firing techni

A Narino-Carchi ceramic bullet amphora urnCirca 750-1250 CE; Narino-Carchi (Capuli) cultures, Colombia/EcuadorThe ceramic vessel with dark red, black, and white geometric designs from a wax-resist pai

A Narino-Carchi ceramic bullet amphora urnCirca 750-1250 CE; Narino-Carchi (Capuli) cultures, Colombia/EcuadorThe ceramic vessel with dark red, black, and white geometric designs from a wax-resist pai

A Narino-Carchi ceramic bullet amphora urnCirca 750-1250 CE; Narino-Carchi (Capuli) cultures, Colombia/EcuadorThe ceramic vessel with dark red, black, and white geometric designs from a wax-resist pai

A Narino-Carchi ceramic bullet amphora urnCirca 750-1250 CE; Narino-Carchi (Capuli) cultures, Colombia/EcuadorThe ceramic vessel with faint red, black, and white geometric designs from a wax-resist pa

A Narino-Carchi ceramic bullet amphora urnCirca 750-1250 CE; Narino-Carchi (Capuli) cultures, Colombia/EcuadorThe ceramic vessel with dark red, black, and white geometric designs from a wax-resist pai

A painted ceramic vessel with bird motif, 8” tall, 8” diameter. From the collection of Selma & Herbert Moskowitz.

A white ceramic crafted vessel in the shape of a long beaked bird, with a handle. Signed on underside Anthony Theakston. Approximately 6.25 inches tall and 11 inches long. A slit in the head a groove

Metz, Matthew (American/New York, 20th/21st century), Ceramic glazed vessel with bird and tree design, artist's name on base, height 4.5 inches. Provenance: A lifelong collector of contemporary cerami

**Originally Listed At $300** Pre-Columbian, Peru (south coast), probably Middle Nazca, Phase 5, ca. 450 to 550 CE. A fantastically painted, round ceramic vessel, depicting the "Horrible Bird" in the

Glossy finish ceramic teal vessel with reggiana bird of paradise and flower pattern. McCoy backstamp. Dimensions: 5.25" L x 4.75" W x 8.25" H Manufacturer: Mccoy Pottery Country of Origin: United Stat

(Lot of 2) Carchi-style ceramic mask of Ecuador, modern, oversized reproduction having polychrome geometric decoration and stylized facial features, 12"h; together with a Peruvian style ceramic head,

Lot 3 Ceramic Bird Figural Vessel. Some minimal wear to to pieces, minor chipping along edges. Largest measures approx 5.5 x 4.5 x 5 inches. Up cycle plant vase, vessels, bird Figurals, ceramic bird f

Taino People, Classic Period (c.1000-1500 AD). Pottery Communal Cohoba Inhaling Vessel. Very similar to the wooden and stone vessels with incurvate sides. Bird head Adorno, large symbolic iconographs

Islamic ceramic bowl, Tunisia 1100-1200 AD, rare polychrome ceramic vessel decorated with various pigments, bird figure, peacock in center, internal rim is adorned with inscriptions, restored from lar

Ceramic Vessels. Each signed on underside. Bird form vase - 9" high; pitcher - 8" high, "Vodka" decanter - 14.25" high; "Gin decanter" - 14" high, "Pastis&

Pre Columbian Nicoya Bird Effigy Ceramic Tripod Vessel 9.5''x7.5''. Impressive polychrome decorated vessel with figural bird head effigy. One foot has been reconstructed. 1000 to 1500AD, Costa Rica.

Pre Columbian La Selva Bird Effigy Ceramic Tripod Vessel 12.75''x8.75''. Rattel feet with figural bird head effigy. Reconstructed legs and body. 400 to 700AD, Costa Rica.

A ceramic vesselCirca 1000-1400 CE; Colombia/EcuadorLikely Capuli or Quimbaya, The anthropomorphic ceramic vessel on circular foot with two pot-shaped spouts and a human face modeled on a central dome

A ceramic vesselCirca 1000-1400 CE; Colombia/EcuadorThe ceramic jar with lug handles and wide rimmed spout, with spots of black fire clouding11" H x 9.5" Dia. Provenance: Purchased from Clav

Islamic Ceramic bowl, North Africa, Tunisia, 1100-1200 AD, polychrome ceramic vessel decorated with various pigments, stylized bird figure in center, diameter is 8.5", height is 3.5", restored conditi

Judith Inkamala BIRD MOTIFS, two painted ceramic vessels with lids, each initialed underneath and inscribed, sizes 19 ¼” & 9 ½” tall, frog leg with scuffs and surface soiling and repair to one o