Chiriqui Tripod Bowl
Pre-Columbian: Panama Pre 1492: item #963252
PA7
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Arte Xibalba
508-454-2850
$195
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An excellent Chiriqui tripod bowl from Panama, ca. 1200 - 1500 AD. This excellent "Chocolate Pot" type vessel is 4-1/2" high and stands on a trio of hollow rattle legs executed in the form of characteristic mud fish. Each one is nicely detailed with crisply incised features, even the little twisted braid loop handles have some decorative design elements incised. In perfect condition, with nice mineral deposits.
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Cocle Frutero
Pre-Columbian: Panama Pre AD 1000: item #914219
CC80
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$750
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A gorgeous Cocle Frutero from Panama, ca. 600 – 800 AD. This exceptional Conte style pedestal plate is 6-1/2” high, 8-1/2” in diameter and depicts a beautifully stylized serpent. This piece is actually intact and has no restoration, which is quite rare for Cocle ceramics. Vivid paint, good mineral deposits.
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Narino Lime Jar
Pre-Columbian: Panama Pre AD 1000: item #803584
CC42
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$175
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A beautifully decorated lime jar originally from the Narino area of Colombia, ca. 850 – 1250 AD, but found in Panama, where it ended up as trade goods. Its owner probably used it as a medicine container, as they didn't have coca in that area. The elongated vessel is 3-3/4" high, and is perforated to attach a cover. From great historical collection.
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