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Pre-Columbian Narino Chalice
Antiques: Regional Art: Americas: South American Pre 1492: item #146701 sa1
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Janus Antiquities
(330) 612-3957
$250
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The first archaeological excavations in Nariño, located on the southern border of Colombia, occurred barely 30 years ago, so little is conclusively known about this area. What does seem evident is that three distinct cultural groups occupied the region: the Piartal, Tuza, and Capuli. However, we typically see the output of these three cultures inappropriately lumped together as generic Nariño on dealers' websites. This chalice was produced by the Capuli, whose archaeological complex is situated ... Click for details
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Spanish Colonial Silver Cup
Antiques: Regional Art: Americas: South American: Handiwork Pre 1800: item #111167 261AAA
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AVERY ART & ANTIQUES
707-876-3392
$450.00
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Here is an excellent example of an Eighteenth Century drinking cup fashioned of mine-grade silver from Bolivia’s rich mines. The paneled hexagonal base is topped by floral garlands banded top and bottom with chained and pearled rims. The ogee handle sports a central pineapple with zoomorphic finials of dogs or llamas. The three-inch diameter cup, approximately 3-1/2 inches tall and four inches across at the handle, has a fine patina and is in superb condition. (A similar example is Trocadero ... Click for details
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18th Century Spanish Colonial Cup
Antiques: Regional Art: Americas: South American: Handiwork Pre 1800: item #111166 260AAA
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AVERY ART & ANTIQUES
707-876-3392
$450.00
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A powerful alliance of native South American and Spanish motifs meets in this Eighteenth Century drinking cup of mine-grade Bolivian silver. Six leafy arches festoon its sides, bordered top and bottom by chained rims; the handle is a floral ogee. It is in excellent, lustrous condition and bears scratched-in initials of previous owner, or owners, underneath, and is approximately 3-1/2 inches tall, with a three-inch diameter for the cup and approximately 4-1/4 inches at the handle. (For a simila... Click for details
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