A NARINO CEREMONIAL OCARINA VESSEL FLUTE

Pre-Columbian Narino culture (Colombia, ca. 850-1250 CE). A brown and red terracotta ocarina vessel flute with stylizied animals around the circumference and monkey face at the top. Measures 4.75 inch

Pre-Columbian Narino culture (Colombia, ca. 850-1250 CE). A black terracotta shell form ocarina flute. Measures 3.25 inches in length.

Title: Jama Coaque Pre-Columbian Chorerra Woman Terra Cotta Description:Jama Coaque Pre-Columbian Chorerra Woman Terra Cotta Condition of piece: Ancient, chip at feet, see pics Size: 10 inches tal

Pre-Columbian Rare Jalisco Pottery Ocarina -2 Frogs, 300 BCE - 300 CE. The ancient musical wind instrument, a type of vessel flute in the form a large frog supporting a smaller frog, either hitching a

Antique African Bronze Figural Ceremonial Vessel. Mythologic Standing Bird Finial, Turtle form base. Height 10".

Janus Form Azande Ceremonial Vessel, Azande People, Central African Republic, Early 20th C. Terra Cotta. Size: 11.5"W x 12"D x 18"H (29 x 30 x 46 cm). PLEASE NOTE: All auction items are located in CHI

19th Century African Dogon Bronze Figural Covered Ceremonial Vessel with Archaic form Animals. Length 9.50" x Height 11"

Brown terra cotta. Taïronas, Santa Marta region, Colombia. AD 800-1500. 11,5x7cm. Provenance : Sold after successive inheritance, collection made between 1920 and 1930, bought to Charles Ratton, Pari

Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Inca, ca. 1400 to 1533 CE. A fine hand-carved stone ceremonial bowl featuring high relief snakes across the sides. The vessel's body has a rounded but stable base, the

AFRICAN POLYCHROME CARVED WOOD CEREMONIAL VESSEL, H 8", W 7", L 17" Lid featuring a frowning face and turtle. Body of vessel features a kneeling male and female figure on each side with arms raised. T

Antique African Figural Bronze Ceremonial Covered Vessel. Archaic form animal base and Lid handle. Height 12.50

**Originally Listed At $400** Pre-Columbian, Colombia, Narino culture, ca. 750 to 1250 CE. A hand-built pottery ocarina bearing hand-painted linear decorations using red pigment atop the beige-hued gr

Property of Lynn University to benefit the Library Renovation Fund To be sold subject to no reserve STYLE OF People Mossi Country Burkina Faso Ceremonial Flute with Man's Torso small, one of a kind, l

Antique African Bronze Figural Ceremonial Vessel. Decorated with Tribal Figures and Ancient Symbols. Height 6.25" x Length 5.50"

North Coast, colonial period Colonial Moche Style Silver Ceremonial Vessel. Size 8 1/2 x 6 inches. Two part construction of a kero connected to a frontal chamber where depicted is a Lord of death with

A large Narino vessel, Colombia, c. AD 850 - 1500. This rare example from the Capuli cultural complex is elaborately decorated with the characteristic black-on-red resist painted designs with an unusu

Chinese Hongshan Style Carved Hardstone Animal-Form Ceremonial Vessel, H 3'' W 2.75'' L 6'' | Carved in the form of an eagle/owl. Provenance: From the estate of a Southeast Michigan private collector.

2 jade carvings. 1) Ceremonial vessel style carving with articulating component. 2) Moth or butterfly with celadon and dark green tones. 1.75" x 2.25" of vessel. .

Ovoid acid etched figures and stylized foliage, suspended from a chain. [4 1/2" H x 9 1/2" L]. Interior rusted, overall wear.

Silver ceremonial vessel detailed with foliage pattern to bowl and handle. Weight: 234g. Artist: Unknown, Brazilian Issued: 20th century Dimensions: 2.5"W x 12"H Provenance: The Bass Museum of Art

Antique African Bronze Figural Ceremonial Vessel. Tribal Figures Standing on Horses holding a container with Standing Bird Finial. Height 15.50"

Antique African Bronze Figural Ceremonial Vessel. Tribal Figures Standing on Horses holding a container with Standing Bird Finial. Height 15.50"

Antique African Figural Bronze Ceremonial Figural Covered Vessel. Scorpion form base with Tribal Warrior Finial. Height 9"

Papua New Guinea Yam Ceremonial Vessel. Measuring approximately 10.25" X 9.5", this traditional terracotta artifact was collected in the mid-70s by an American expat living and working in New Guinea.