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LARGE MINT GILA BOWL C. 1200AD

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LARGE MINT GILA BOWL  C. 1200AD
This very large bowl is considered to be one of the top Gila bowls extant. The shape is referred to as a "cauldron" being very deep with steep walls that finish with a flair out at the top. Virtually all Gila pottery suffers from a flaking of the paint known as exfoliation, something not seen on this piece…the paint is bold and perfect with a hard and shinny finish. It would be hard to find a more perfect Gila bowl….yes the price is high but the condition, shape and art is perfect.

MINT measuring 13.5” in diameter and 5.4” deep.

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