Broke and Glued Pre Columbian Bottom Rimmed Bowl with

Broke and Glued Pre Columbian Bottom Rimmed Bowl with Engraved Inside Design 8 1/2"x3 3/8"

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

Archaeological Find. Pre Columbian Maya flat Bottom Terracotta Bowl. Polychrome Bands with Glyphs decorate the interior and exterior of the vessel. 6 inches in diameter and 2.25inches in depth. Ca. 10

(lot of 3) Pre-Columbian Olmec culture objects, Mexico, 800-200BC, consisting of a slightly incised grey/black bowl, a medium size flat bottom bowl with black and red cinnabar decor, together with a h

6 5/8" Mayan Bowl, Pottery, Painted, Broken in 2 Pieces and Glued, Origional

5 1/4" Mayan Bowl, Good Design, 3 pieces glued together

Pre-Columbian Pottery Bowl, 3.3/8” diameter, glued, good paint

3" x 7 1/2" Helmet Style Bowl Broken and Reglued, Painted In and Outside Mayan Bowl, Light Restore to the cracks where glued

9 3/8" D. Pre-Columbian Bowl with geometric designs. Found in Central Mexico. Solid, excellent point. Scuff to bottom of bowl. Ex-Byron Knoblock, acquired 1942

9" POLYCHROME PAINTED MAYAN EFFIGY BOWL FROM HONDURAS, EX HERB MANGOLD & DENNIS DEROSEAR, GREAT DESIGN, ORIGINAL PAINT, GLUED CRACKS

BROKEN AND GLUED. EVERY BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS FROM EITHER THE LARRY SHAVER COLLECTION OR THE BARTH GRAYSON COLLECTION. LARRY SHAVER FOUND HIS FIRST ARROWHEAD IN 1951 AT THE AGE

8 x 4 ½” Mayan Redware Bowl, Guatemala and a 8 ½” x 6 ½” Polychrome Casas Grande Olla – broken – glued –some restoration

3 Pre-Columbian Tripod Bowls (5"D - 7 1/2"D.). Various prehistoric Mexican cultures. The larger 2 appear solid. Smaller has been glued with damage to one leg

Various forms and cultures. Dimensions: (Tallest) H 7" Condition: Ovoid bowl reconstructed from fragments. Tripod bowl with masks has one re-glued leg. Rest with age wear and chipping.

Jalisco, Mexico example with excellent age. Intact save one glued rim repair. Excellent original mineralization.

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

Two Flared Rim Mayan Bowls (6 7/8" & 7 5/8" D.). Chalchualpa, EL Salvador. Mayan Scribes decorate the exteriors. Solid, found together. Inside bottom of one bowl repainted. Late Classic (Circa 800 AD)

7 1/2" TALL PRE COLUMBIAN HUMAN EFFIGY BOWL, HEAVILY ENGRAVED OR TATTOOED BODY WITH ELABORATE HEADRESS, INTERESTING EXAMPLE, BROKEN AND GLUED

7 1/2" TALL PRE COLUMBIAN HUMAN EFFIGY BOWL, HEAVILY ENGRAVED OR TATTOOED BODY WITH ELABORATE HEADRESS, INTERESTING EXAMPLE, BROKEN AND GLUED

A large Narin wide mouth pedestal bowl with black geometric patters on red-brown ground and black banding on bottom of the bowl. The pedestal is a cream ground.Country: ColombiaProvenance: Ex. Freeman

10" WIDE PRE COLUMBIAN TRIPOD RATTLE LEG BOWL, THE LEGS ARE ANIMAL EFFIGIES WITH EYES & MOUTH, ONE PIECE BROKEN & GLUED BACK ON OTHERWISE SOLID

Ceramic Polychrome bowl with raised bottom. 600 - 900 A.D. WEIGHT: 4 POUNDS. 14" 1/2 X 3" 1/2

Pre-Columbian, South Coast Peru, Nazca, ca. 100 to 400 CE. A lovely polychrome bowl with rounded bottom and flaring rim, finely painted with four profile birds in red, chocolate brown, white, and oran

Circa 4th-10th century AD The bowl, starting at the bottom, is slightly carinated, with four rows of red and black decorations 3.5 in. (8.9 cm.) high