PERUVIAN BLACKWARE VESSEL

PERUVIAN BLACKWARE VESSELChimu pottery vessel with handle having geometric decoration. 5.25" height

A group of two Peruvian blackware vessels with incised lines and spouts. One is Chavin from North Coast Peru. The other is Chancay from Central Coast Peru. Ceramic. 900 BCE to 1470 CE. "003 05 2300" i

Pre-Columbian Peruvian Blackware Stirrup Vessel

PERUVIAN MOCHE BLACKWARE POTTERY VESSEL. Pre-Columbian Peruvian Moche blackware pottery vessel with a central spout and decorated with heads. height: 5.5 inches. Circa 200 / 800 AD

PERU, 1000-1500AD Three Pre Columbian Peruvian Chimu black ware pottery vessels. All three vessels show remanence of their once colorful polychrome decorations. Largest measures 3 1/2" tall by 7" diam

Peruvian Pre-Columbian Chimu figural blackware pottery spout vessel featuring the head of an animal with anthropomorphic hands, front, and legs and tail, back, and incised geometric designs on top of

South American & Mexican pottery group, 20th c., (9) pieces, incl. a Shipibo Peruvian pot, (2) Ecuadorian bowls, (2) small Mexican blackware pots, one blackware vessel with red horse decoration, origi

Peruvian blackware Chimu (900-1470 AD) pottery with depicted figures on the shoulders and body of vessel and lizard on the face off the flattened vase. Pre-Columbian. Dimensions: 8.5"h x 6.5"w x 3.3"d

Peruvian. The standing figure with wide open mouth and curled tail. Height 9.,5 in. .

Ethnographic Pottery Assortment (13) items including (2) Peruvian Chimu style figural black ware bottles and a gray ware strap-handled zoomorphic vessel, a West Mexico painted avian form stirrup bottl

(b. 1955, Santa Clara Pueblo) Signed and dated to underside: Nancy Youngblood Lugo / 1996 The blackware pottery lidded melon jar with burnished slip glaze and deeply ribbed body 6.5" H x 6.5" Dia.

Northern Italy, Villanovan culture, ca. 10th to 8th century BCE. Stunning pottery vessel with deep brown slip bulbous base thin neck with flared rim and most strikingly twin spiked (cornuta) handles a

San Ildefonso blackware vessel, black on black with surrounding feather and geometric designs. Signed to underside, "Marie". 13"H x 8" Dia., Circa - Mid 20th C.

MESO-AMERICAN 2-HANDLED BLACKWARE VESSEL. HEIGHT 15"

Ancient Central Asia, southern Azerbaijan and northern Iran, Ardabil region, ca. early to mid 2nd millennium BCE. A hand-built blackware pottery pitcher exhibiting a round but stable base, a carinated

A Moche Blackware Vessel Peru, c. 100 BC - 500 AD Depicts an elder with drooping cheeks, wearing a large nose ornament covering the mouth and chin. Dressed in a tight-fitting

San Ildefonso blackware vessel, black on black with Avanyu motif. Signed to underside, "Marie & Santana". 5"H x 7" Dia., Circa - Mid 20th C.

**Originally Listed At $1000** Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Moche, Phase IV, ca. 500 to 700 CE. A fascinating black stirrup vessel depicting the mythical episode of the hero deity, Ai Apaec, fight

**Originally Listed At $1000** Pre-Columbian, southern Mexico to Guatemala, Olmec culture, ca. 900 to 500 BCE. A graceful blackware bowl with thick walls incised with a minimalist, linear decoration.

Pre-Columbian, Central Coast Peru, Chimu, ca. 1100 to 1470 CE. A mold-formed pottery vessel featuring important anthropomorphic beings positioned in the center of each side. Resting on a flattened, st

**Originally Listed At $700** Pre-Columbian, Peru, Moche, ca. 500 to 800 CE. A blackware molded stirrup vessel depicting a seated male figure - a man who appears to be either sleepy or sad - with upra

San Ildefonso blackware vessel, black on black with feather design surrounding neck. Signed to underside, "Marie & Santana". 6.5"H x 5" Dia., Circa - 2nd half 20th C.

Pre-Columbian Blackware Vessel c.100 B.C.E. to 100 C.E., Viru / Gallinazo north coast Peru, burnished black slip, cat and bird design; provenance: Chicago, Illinois estate Condition: Very Good, overal

Margaret Tafoya Santa Clara blackware vessel with deep carved Avanyu design. Signed to underside, "Margaret Tafoya". 5.5"H x 8.5" Dia., Circa - Mid 20th C.