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RARE KINISHBA BOWL C. 1325 - 1350 ad browse these categories for related items... All Items: Native American: Pre 1492: item #165248 Please refer to our stock #A-67 when inquiring.
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The area which is now the east central part of Arizona saw the development of striking polychromes during the period of 1300 – 1400AD which included the types Showlow, Four Mile and Kinishba. It appears that Kinishba was produced in a very small area for only about 25 years and takes its name from the Kinishba ruin where it was first found. The slip is generally a peachy color with black and a characteristic blood red. This example is in perfect condition save a tiny chip on the rim – the paint bold and perfect. Very few examples are known and intact pieces are rare. Yes, it really is as pretty as the photograph. Perfect save a small chip on the rim, measures 7.8” x 3”. EX. Bill Freeman A RELEASE AND DISCLOSURE, WITH PICTURE, IS PROVIDED STATING THE CONDITION, APPROXIMATE AGE AND THAT POSSESSING IT IS NOT IN VIOLATION OF ANY FEDERAL, STATE OR LOCAL LAWS. |
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