Stirrup Spout Jar Monkey Ancient Chinese

Ancient Chimu Blackware Pottery Vessel Ca. 1000-1250 A.D. Chimu. Size 8 7/8 inches high. Chimu/Inca four lobed type squared stirrup type spout with a small monkey clinging to the base of the chimney s

Pre-Columbian, Peru, Chimu or Inca, ca. 1100 to 1470 CE. A delightful matte black ceramic stirrup jar with a tall spout and a tiny monkey perched against the junction between spout and handle. The bod

A fantastic Pre-Columbian black-ware stirrup bottle, c. AD 1400 – 1500, the shoulder and sides of stir-up decorated with incised geometric designs, a cute monkey adorno next to the spout opposite a

Ancient Greece, Mycenaean, ca. 1500 BCE. A wheel-made pottery stirrup jar of a classic Mycenaean form with a bulbous body, a flat foot, conjoined twin handles, and a side spout. The vessel is hand pai

Ancient Greece, Mycenaean, ca. 1500 BCE. A wheel-made pottery stirrup jar of a classic Mycenaean form with a bulbous body, a flat foot, conjoined twin handles, and a side spout. The vessel is comprise

Ancient Greece, Mycenaean, ca. 1500 BCE. A wheel-made pottery stirrup jar of a classic Mycenaean form with a bulbous body, round foot, conjoined twin handles, and a side spout. The vessel is comprised

Ancient Greece, Mycenaean, ca. 1500 BCE. A wheel-made pottery stirrup jar of a classic Mycenaean form with a bulbous body, a raised ring foot, conjoined twin handles, and a side spout. The vessel is c

Stirrup jar, Moche Culture, ca. 100 - 700 A.D., bichrome vessel, banded with orange and cream glaze, monkey at spout, two mountains on either side. Faded mountain design on cream bands. Scattered mine

Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Viru, ca. 300 BCE to 100 CE. A Viru bichrome whistling vessel in the form of a sweet monkey or transitioning dwarf/shaman with simian features, an arched tubular bridg

A Double Chambered Stirrup-Spout Effigy Jar: A Pair of Toads, Early Moche, Peru, 100-450 CE Height: 14.8 cm For more details on this lot refer to the following number in the link: num 167, 158 (

Central Coast Peru, Ca. 800 to 1400 A.D. Lovely vase consisting of rounded double lobes. Attached at the top are two opposing birds around shoulder and stirrup spout. Small monkey on the bridge of the

Bird form blackware jug with stirrup spout and monkey lug. Reapair and chip to spout. 9.5"h x 5.5"w x 8"d **Please Note: This item is NOT eligible for in-house shipping. Please refer to the terms and

An Stirrup-Spout Effigy Bottle: Monkey, Late Moche, Peru, 450-700 CE Height: 22.2 cm For more details on this lot refer to the following number in the link: num 173, p. 158 (

Stirrup-Spout Vessel with Monkey Emerging from a Beaker, Salinar, Peru, 200 BCE-100 CE The beaker containing the monkey might also symbolize a funerary bundle, these images were probably associated wi

Yuan/Jin Dynasty Olive-Glaze Globular Jar with impressed Ammonite decoration, Circa 1115-1368 A.D. Partial export stamp on shoulder. Dimensions: 7-1/2" H x 8" dia.; weight: 4 lbs. Provenance: Ex. Priv

Chimu Peruvian Pre-Columbian Black Stirrup Vase with two frogs supporting the Stirrup Spout with a Monkey Climbing towards the Spout, Provenance: Ruth Frank Collection,

China, ancient pottery jar, unpainted vessel of natural clay color, widening from the base to two small handles, narrow neck leading to a flaring rim. Height 9 3/4 in.

China, ancient pottery jar, unadorned body showing natural sepia clay color, curving in at the shoulder to form a narrow neck ending in a flaring rim. Height 8 1/2 in.

An Ancient Chinese terracotta jar. Neolithic era, Majiayao Culture, 3300 to 2000 BC. Handled ovoid jar with black-painted ornaments to the upper body. Collectible Oriental Asian Earthenware And Cerami

20th century AD. A ceramic jar with stirrup spout, reserved design to each broad face of beast-headed man with open jaws. 609 grams, 24.5cm (9 1/2"). From an old Spanish collection; acquired before 19

High 14cm,Wide 26cm

High 14cm,Wide 26cm

Ancient Chinese Caihuatang Sanlin Jar

Measuring approximately 7" X 8 3/4". This, and many lots forthcoming, are from the estate of a true antiquity connoisseur in every sense of the word. This antiquarian truly enjoyed the treasures colle