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Cajamarca Tripod Bowl
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Pre AD 1000 item# 842007 (stock# CJ16)
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508-454-2850
$350
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An exceptional Cajamarca tripod bowl from Peru, ca. 200 – 800 AD. It is 5” high, 6-1/4” in diameter and is lavishly decorated. The tondo is painted in an elaborate star pattern, executed in red and black over the cream slip, enhanced with characteristic swirl designs. The exterior is covered with linear design patterns and two appliqué adornos. In perfect condition, with strong mineral deposits.
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Maya Female Figure
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Pre AD 1000 item# 842002 (stock# MA983)
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508-454-2850
$500
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A superb Maya figure from the Pacific Slope region of Guatemala, ca. 500 –800 AD. This seated female is 6-3/4” high and is wearing a layered skirt, necklace and complex ear ornaments. The sides of the headdress are perforated and at one time probably had feathers attached. A lovely classic Maya face, nice cream and red paint remnants and extensive dendrites make this a wonderful example.
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Paracas Feline Bowl
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Pre AD 1000 item# 842001 (stock# PA22)
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508-454-2850
$750
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An excellent Paracas Feline bowl from the Ica Valley of Peru, ca. 700 – 400 BC. This Juan Pablo phase II type is 6” in diameter and shows the frontal mask with pronounced fangs and an elaborate body decorated with Chavinoid pelt markings. A delicate and detailed example, with good paint, mineral deposits and just minor repair. See “Ancient Peruvian Ceramics”, pages 104-105, for further examples and details from the ...click for details
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