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Free Shipping Location: Merrick, United States Marine animals were often anthropomorphized on Moche ceramics; one important subject is known as “The Demon Fish”. Moche, North Coast of Peru. COMPARABLES: ... moreEleventh image: After Donnan and McLelland"Moche Fineline Painting", 1999.
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$50.00 Shipping Location: Merrick, United States VERY RARE AND EARLY STIRRUP-SPOUT TURTLE VESSEL. STIRRUP-SPOUT TURTLE VESSEL. He has complied with UNESCO, federal/local legislation and never consciously ... moreacquired, traded in or sold illicitly recovered antiquities.
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Free Shipping Location: Merrick, United States On his lap; a long-tailed smiling monkey is seated at the base of the rising spout. Later Chimú ceramics employed both iconography and forms derived from ... moreMoche antecedents. Late Moche, North Coast of Peru.
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Free Shipping Location: Merrick, United States LAMBAYEQUE DEITY HEAD VESSEL. Here is a dramatic globular strap-handle blackware vessel; the head-spout. This desirable antiquity has one insignificant ... morerepair, a tiny basal chip and is in excellent condition.
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Free Shipping Location: Merrick, United States DEITY HEAD VESSEL. Here is a pedestal-base linear-engraved Deity Head bottle. Sicán, Lambayeque Valley, Peru. proportioned blackware spouted bottle with ... morestrap handle and pedestal base. The Lord is depicted with a prominent pointed nose.
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$75.00 Shipping Location: Merrick, United States A massive tapered spout surmounts the globular jar. ANTHROPOMORPHIC JAR. He has complied with UNESCO, federal/local legislation and never consciously ... moreacquired, traded in or sold illicitly recovered antiquities.
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Pre-Columbian SPLAYED SIMIAN VESSEL w/ROGERS COA
Here is an adorable“Monkey Jar" decorated with a smiling long-tailed simian splayed atop a textured surface and surmounted by a large flaring spout. 5.5” 14 cm) high x 4.5” 11.4 cm) diameter. Without chips. Cracks, repairs or restoration, this museum-grade antiquity is intact. CHIMU CULTURAL COMPLEX North Coast of Peru Circa 1400 C.E. FREE Prompt"Priority Mail" shipping. Delivery Confirmation" tracking service and full insurance coverage within continental U.S.A; NY residents add 8.63% sales tax within continental U.S. Overseas buyer. Add $49.00 shipping. Customs and/or other importation costs are the sole responsibility of the buyer. Use PayPal for immediate shipment; payment is expected within two days of auction’s end. Bidders with fewer than ten(or private) feedback" listings must contact seller before bidding ... moreto verify ID or bid may be declined. GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY The authenticity of this artifact is fully guaranteed by the seller. A longtime Senior Member of the American Society of Appraisers(retired) certified Specialist in Pre-Columbian Art. Your figure will be carefully packed. Insured and promptly shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity that includes a description. Photo, dimensions and cultural provenance. If not to buyer’s complete satisfaction. Please return as received within fourteen days of purchase for a 100% refund of purchase price. This seller has been a conscientious collector and dedicated scholar of New World antiquities for over a half-century. He has complied with UNESCO. Federal/local legislation and never consciously acquired, traded in or sold illicitly recovered antiquities. All rights reserved for all countries. No part of the contents of this page may be reproduced without prior written permission of the seller. Copyright © Rod Rogers. 2014.
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Pre-Columbian CHIMU DUCK VESSEL w/ROGERS COA
Here is a large. Impressive and AUTHENTIC blackware stirrup-spout vessel in the form of a muskovy duck( Cairina moschata) a long tailed monkey sits at the intersection of the stirrup and the vertical spout. 9” 23 cm) high x 8” 20 cm) long x 4" 10 cm) wide. This museum-grade antiquity is in excellent condition. CHIMU North Coast of Peru Circa 1400 C.E. Provenance: Acquired by seller in 1978 at Sotheby's Parke-Bernet New York City Galleries. $40 for Prompt"Priority Mail" shipping. Delivery Confirmation" tracking service and full insurance coverage within continental U.S.A; NY residents add 8.6% sales tax within continental U.S. Overseas buyer. Add $75.00 shipping. Customs and/or other importation costs are the sole responsibility of the buyer. Use PayPal for immediate shipment; payment is expected within two days of ... moreauction’s end. Bidders with fewer than ten(or private) feedback" listings must contact seller before bidding to verify ID or bid may be declined. GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY The authenticity of this artifact is fully guaranteed by the seller. A longtime Senior Member of the American Society of Appraisers(retired) certified Specialist in Pre-Columbian Art. Your figure will be carefully packed. Insured and promptly shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity that includes a description. Photo, dimensions and cultural provenance. If not to buyer’s complete satisfaction. Please return as received within fourteen days of purchase for a 100% refund of purchase price. This seller has been a conscientious collector and dedicated scholar of New World antiquities for over a half-century. He has complied with UNESCO. Federal/local legislation and never consciously acquired, traded in or sold illicitly recovered antiquities. All rights reserved for all countries. No part of the contents of this page may be reproduced without prior written permission of the seller. Copyright © Rod Rogers. 2014. RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Feog4d71f%2B%3F4f%3E-145
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Pre-Columbian NASCA SPOUT & BRIDGE FIGURAL VESSEL w/ROGERS COA
Here is an outstanding spout-and-bridge polychrome vessel in the form of a woman with long tresses garbed in a large shawl gathering peppers. The whole painted in cream, brown, red and white. The ancient Nasca are admired for both their fine polychrome pottery and widely diverse shapes. Including the unusual“spout-and-bridge” configuration, a distinctive vessel type with a long history in the area. The painted surface of this vessel is very shiny and smooth; the vibrant hues achieved by applying slips colored with mineral-based pigments, outlined in black, to the surface prior to firing. 7" 18 cm) high x 5.25" 13.3 cm) wide x 6" 15.2 cm) front-to-back. Professionally restored to excellent overall condition. Early Nasca South-Central Coast of Peru South America 100 B.C.E. 300 C.E. Provenance: Acquired by seller in 1979 at the ... morePlaza Gallery in New York City. Comparable: artmuseum.princeton.edu/collections/objects/33132 This seller has been a conscientious collector and dedicated scholar of New World antiquities for over a half-century. He has complied with UNESCO. Federal/local legislation and never consciously acquired, traded in or sold illicitly recovered antiquities. If not to buyer’s complete satisfaction. This artwork may be returned as received within fourteen days of purchase for a 100% refund of purchase price. GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY The authenticity of this artifact is fully guaranteed forever by the seller. A Senior Member of the American Society of Appraisers(retired) certified Specialist in Pre-Columbian Art. Your artifact will be carefully packed. Insured and promptly shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity that includes a picture. Description and date of the item. $50.00 shipping. Delivery Confirmation" tracking service and full insurance coverage within continental U.S.A. NY residents add 8.65% sales tax. Overseas buyer. Add $65.00 shipping. Use PayPal for immediate shipment; payment is expected within two days of auction’s end. All rights reserved for
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Pre-Columbian MICHOACAN STIRRUP-SPOUT TURTLE VESSEL ROGERS COA
MICHOACAN STIRRUP-SPOUT TURTLE VESSEL Here is a rarely-encountered example of a west Mexican stirrup-spout"turtle" vessel painted dark brown on red and decorated with double rows of cream-colored dot design. 5” 12.7 cm) x 5.5” 14 cm) x 4.25(10.7 cm) re-assembled and restored to very good condition. MICHOACAN. MEXICO Protoclassic Period Circa 250 C.E. $40 shipping. Delivery Confirmation tracking and full insurance coverage within continental U.S.A. NY residents add 8.63% sales tax. Please use PayPal for immediate shipment or contact seller for alternate arrangements. Payment is expected within two days of auction’s end. Bidders with fewer than ten(or private) feedback" listings must contact seller before bidding to verify ID or bid may be declined. Overseas buyer. Please add $50 shipping. Customs and/or other importation costs ... moreare the sole responsibility of the buyer. GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY The authenticity of this artifact is fully guaranteed by the seller. A longtime Senior Member of the American Society of Appraisers(retired) certified Specialist in Pre-Columbian Art. Your figure will be carefully packed. Insured and promptly shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity that includes a description. Photo, dimension, cultural provenance and chronology. If not to buyer’s complete satisfaction. Please return as received within fourteen days of purchase for a 100% refund of purchase price. This seller has been a conscientious collector and dedicated scholar of New World antiquities for over a half-century. He has complied with UNESCO. Federal/local legislation and never consciously acquired, traded in or sold illicitly recovered antiquities. All rights reserved for all countries. No part of the contents of this page may be reproduced without prior written permission of the seller. Copyright © Rod Rogers. 2014.
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Pre-Columbian COLIMA LEG VESSEL W/ROGERS COA
Here is a large and very unusual ceramic vessel in the form of a flexed human leg surmounting a sub-globular base; spout protrudes from the knee area and there are faint traces of painted decoration. The numbers"45-266" are painted on the base. This rare and remarkable anthropomorphic container is 7 3/8" 19cm) H. x 4.25" 10.5cm)W. x 7 5 5/8" 11.4cm) L. with areas of calcareous accretion. No chips. Cracks, repairs or restoration, in excellent condition. Colima. Mexico Protoclassic Period. 200 B.C.E. 300 C.E. Provenance: Acquired by the seller in 1980 at the Sotheby's Parke-Bernet Galleries in New York City. Add $50 for prompt shipping. Insurance and delivery confirmation tracking within contiguous U.S.A. NY residents add 8.63% sales tax. Please use PayPal for immediate shipment or contact seller for alternate arrangements. ... morePayment is expected within two days of auction’s end. Overseas buyer. Please add $75.00 shipping. Customs and/or other importation costs are the sole responsibility of the buyer. Bidders with fewer than ten(or private) feedback" listings must contact seller before bidding to verify ID or bid may be declined. GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY The authenticity of this artifact is fully guaranteed by the seller. A longtime Senior Member of the American Society of Appraisers(retired) certified Specialist in Pre-Columbian Art. Your figure will be carefully packed. Insured and promptly shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity that includes a description. Photo, dimension, cultural provenance and chronology. If not to U.S. buyer’s complete satisfaction. Please return as received within fourteen days of purchase for a 100% refund of purchase price. This seller has been a conscientious collector and dedicated scholar of New World antiquities for over a half-century. He has complied with UNESCO. Federal/local legislation and never consciously acquired, traded in or sold illicitly recovered antiquities. All rights reserved for all countries. No part of the
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Pre-Columbian COLIMA SERPENT VESSEL W/ROGERS COA
Here is a large ceramic vessel in the form of a snake. The pointed head indicative of a pit viper, probably a rattlesnake, surmounted by a tall, narrow flared spout rising from the center of the serpent's back. This fine. Red-on-buff zoomorphic container is 9" 23cm) L. x 8" 20.3cm)W. x 4.5" 11.4cm) H. with ample manganese distribution. No chips, cracks, repairs or restoration, in excellent condition. Colima. Mexico Protoclassic Period. 200 B.C.E. 300 C.E. Provenance: Acquired by the seller in 1980 at the Sotheby's Parke-Bernet Galleries in New York City. Add $50 for prompt shipping. Insurance and delivery confirmation tracking within contiguous U.S.A. NY residents add 8.63% sales tax. Please use PayPal for immediate shipment or contact seller for alternate arrangements. Payment is expected within two days of auction’s ... moreend. Overseas buyer. Please add $75.00 shipping. Customs and/or other importation costs are the sole responsibility of the buyer. Bidders with fewer than ten(or private) feedback" listings must contact seller before bidding to verify ID or bid may be declined. GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY The authenticity of this artifact is fully guaranteed by the seller. A longtime Senior Member of the American Society of Appraisers(retired) certified Specialist in Pre-Columbian Art. Your figure will be carefully packed. Insured and promptly shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity that includes a description. Photo, dimension, cultural provenance and chronology. If not to U.S. buyer’s complete satisfaction. Please return as received within fourteen days of purchase for a 100% refund of purchase price. This seller has been a conscientious collector and dedicated scholar of New World antiquities for over a half-century. He has complied with UNESCO. Federal/local legislation and never consciously acquired, traded in or sold illicitly recovered antiquities. All rights reserved for all countries. No part of the contents of this page may be reproduced without prior writt
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Pre-Columbian COLIMA SHAMAN'S PORTRAIT VESSEL ROGERS COA
Twenty-three long centuries have passed since pottery vessels- such as this extraordinary example- were buried in the deep shaft tombs of western Mexico. Here is a superb. Life-size vessel representing the head of a shaman, identified by the organic horn growing out of his forehead. This museum-quality container is seven inches(18 cm) high. Seven inches(18 cm) wide and six and one-half inches(17 cm) front-to-back; it has been expertly restored to excellent overall condition. Colima. Mexico Protoclassic Period. 200 B.C.E. 300 C.E. Comparables: Companions of the Dead: Ceramic Tomb Sculpture from Ancient West Mexico. fig. 37; Von Winning. Shaft Tomb Figures of West Mexico, fig. 76; Proctor Stafford Collection. LA Museum of Art, Sculpture of Ancient West Mexico, fig.120. FREE shipping. Delivery Confirmation tracking and full insurance coverage ... morewithin continental U.S.A. NY residents add 8.63% sales tax. Please use PayPal for immediate shipment or contact seller for alternate arrangements. Payment is expected within two days of auction’s end. Overseas buyer. Please add $75.00 shipping. Customs and/or other importation costs are the sole responsibility of the buyer. Bidders with fewer than ten(or private) feedback" listings must contact seller before bidding to verify ID or bid may be declined. GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY The authenticity of this artifact is fully guaranteed by the seller. A longtime Senior Member of the American Society of Appraisers(retired) certified Specialist in Pre-Columbian Art. Your figure will be carefully packed. Insured and promptly shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity that includes a description. Photo, dimension, cultural provenance and chronology. If not to U.S. buyer’s complete satisfaction. Please return as received within fourteen days of purchase for a 100% refund of purchase price. This seller has been a conscientious collector and dedicated scholar of New World antiquities for over a half-century. He has complied with UNESCO. Federal/loca
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Pre-Columbian COLIMA DOG/TURTLE VESSEL ROGERS COA
Here is a ceramic vessel modeled in the form of a standing two-headed dog with turtle elements and four massive legs. The high-domed carapace is embellished with a notched flange and surmounted by a wide flaring spout. The four stout legs are splayed out and each canine head holds a spherical object in the mouth. This remarkable antiquity is seven inches(18 cm) long x four inches(10 cm) high x four and one-half inches(11.4 cm) wide with scattered mineral deposits and minimal restoration. COLIMA West Mexico 100 B.C.E– 250 C.E. FREE shipping. Delivery Confirmation" tracking service and full insurance coverage within continental U.S.A. NY residents add 8.63% sales tax within continental U.S. Overseas buyer pays $79.95 for prompt“Priority Mail” shipping and insurance(wherever available. Use PayPal for immediate shipment; payment is expected ... morewithin two days of auction’s end. GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY Your figure will be carefully packed. Insured and promptly shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity including description, provenance. Condition and color photograph. All rights reserved for all countries. No part of the contents of this page may be reproduced without prior written permission of the seller. Copyright © Rod Rogers. 2015.
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Pre-Columbian MOCHE LLAMA VESSEL w/ROGERS COA
Caveat Emptor: please beware of the many FAKE Peruvian"Pre-Columbian" ceramics currently listed at preposterously low cost. Here is a very early red-on-cream vessel in the form of a llama head with large. Finely modeled lenticular eyes, snout and mouth. 7" 21.5 cm) high x 5" 12.7 cm) wide x 7.5" 19 cm) front-to-back. This extraordinary llama head vessel is virtually intact and in overall excellent condition. Early Moche North Coast of Peru 200 B.C.E- 200 C.E. Comparable: An early and similar vertical spout-with-arched handle llama head vessel(ML007712) is in the Larco Hoyle Museum. Lima Peru, and depicted in the last image. This seller has been a conscientious collector and dedicated scholar of New World antiquities for over a half-century. He has complied with UNESCO. Federal/local legislation and never consciously ... moreacquired, traded in or sold illicitly recovered antiquities. If not to buyer’s complete satisfaction. This artwork may be returned as received within fourteen days of purchase for a 100% refund of purchase price. GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY The authenticity of this artifact is fully guaranteed forever by the seller. A Senior Member of the American Society of Appraisers(retired) certified Specialist in Pre-Columbian Art. Your artifact will be carefully packed. Insured and promptly shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity that includes a picture. Description and date of the item. FREE shipping. Delivery Confirmation" tracking service and full insurance coverage within continental U.S.A. NY residents add 8.65% sales tax. Overseas buyer. Add $65.00 shipping. Use PayPal for immediate shipment; payment is expected within two days of auction’s end. All rights reserved for all countries. No part of the contents of this page may be reproduced without prior written permission of the seller. Copyright © Rod Rogers. 2015.
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Pre-Columbian COLIMA COILED SNAKE VESSEL W/ROGERS COA
Here is a dramatic ceramic vessel in the form of a tightly coiled snake. The pointed head indicative of a pit viper, probably a rattlesnake, the tail in the form of a rising spout. This fine. Red-on-buff zoomorphic container is 6" 15cm) L. x 4.5" 11.5cm)W. x 5.5" 14cm) H. with ample manganese distribution. Despite a small and insignificant chip restoration on the base not visible unless the vessel is turned upside down. This rare and beautiful work of art is in excellent overall condition. Colima. Mexico Protoclassic Period. 200 B.C.E. 300 C.E. Provenance: Acquired by the seller in 1979 at the Sotheby's Parke-Bernet Galleries in New York City. FREE shipping. Insurance and delivery confirmation tracking within contiguous U.S.A. NY residents add 8.63% sales tax. Please use PayPal for immediate shipment or contact seller for ... morealternate arrangements. Payment is expected within two days of auction’s end. Overseas buyer. Please add $75.00 shipping. Customs and/or other importation costs are the sole responsibility of the buyer. Bidders with fewer than ten(or private) feedback" listings must contact seller before bidding to verify ID or bid may be declined. GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY The authenticity of this artifact is fully guaranteed by the seller. A longtime Senior Member of the American Society of Appraisers(retired) certified Specialist in Pre-Columbian Art. Your figure will be carefully packed. Insured and promptly shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity that includes a description. Photo, dimension, cultural provenance and chronology. If not to U.S. buyer’s complete satisfaction. Please return as received within fourteen days of purchase for a 100% refund of purchase price. This seller has been a conscientious collector and dedicated scholar of New World antiquities for over a half-century. He has complied with UNESCO. Federal/local legislation and never consciously acquired, traded in or sold illicitly recovered antiquities. All rights reserved for all countries. N
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Pre-Columbian MOCHE FELINE HEAD VESSEL w/ROGERS COA
Here is a powerful stirrup-spout orangeware vessel in the form of a feline head with large circular eyes and ears. Arched whiskers and four exposed fangs. There are faint traces of dark linear decoration on the back. 8.5" 21.5 cm) high x 6.5" 16.5 cm) wide x 4.5" 11.3 cm) front-to-back. The vertical spout base of this extraordinary vessel was re-attached to the stirrup; the jaguar head is intact and in overall excellent condition. Feline Head Stirrup-Spout Bottle Late Moche North Coast of Peru Circa 850 C.E. Provenance: Acquired by the seller in 1978 at the Sotheby's Parke-Bernet Gallery in New York City. Comparable: The chronologically later Chimú feline head vessel( Royal Pavilion Museum. Brighton, England) depicted in the last image is a stylistically similar albeit considerably cruder interpretation of the feline-head ... moretheme. This seller has been a conscientious collector and dedicated scholar of New World antiquities for over a half-century. He has complied with UNESCO. Federal/local legislation and never consciously acquired, traded in or sold illicitly recovered antiquities. If not to buyer’s complete satisfaction. This artwork may be returned as received within fourteen days of purchase for a 100% refund of purchase price. GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY The authenticity of this artifact is fully guaranteed forever by the seller. A Senior Member of the American Society of Appraisers(retired) certified Specialist in Pre-Columbian Art. Your artifact will be carefully packed. Insured and promptly shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity that includes a picture. Description and date of the item. FREE shipping. Delivery Confirmation" tracking service and full insurance coverage within continental U.S.A. NY residents add 8.65% sales tax. Overseas buyer. Add $65.00 shipping. Use PayPal for immediate shipment; payment is expected within two days of auction’s end. All rights reserved for all countries. No part of the contents of this page may be reproduced without prio
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Pre-Columbian COLIMA FRUIT VESSEL ROGERS COA
Here is an unusual pottery vessel in the form of a carefully modeled cherimoya fruit. 5 5/8" 14.3 cm) H. x 6.25" 15.8 cm) D. x 5.5" 14 cm) W. Without chips. Cracks, repair or restoration, this rare and beautiful work of ancient ceramic art is in excellent overall condition. Colima. Mexico Protoclassic Period. 200 B.C.E. 300 C.E. Provenance: Acquired by the seller in 1977 at the Sotheby's Parke-Bernet Galleries in New York City. Comparable: Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Sculpture of Ancient West Mexico" Page 170, fig. 193. FREE shipping. Insurance and delivery confirmation tracking within contiguous U.S.A. NY residents add 8.63% sales tax. Please use PayPal for immediate shipment or contact seller for alternate arrangements. Payment is expected within two days of auction’s end. Overseas buyer. Please add $75.00 ... moreshipping. Customs and/or other importation costs are the sole responsibility of the buyer. Bidders with fewer than ten(or private) feedback" listings must contact seller before bidding to verify ID or bid may be declined. GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY The authenticity of this artifact is fully guaranteed by the seller. A longtime Senior Member of the American Society of Appraisers(retired) certified Specialist in Pre-Columbian Art. Your figure will be carefully packed. Insured and promptly shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity that includes a description. Photo, dimension, cultural provenance and chronology. If not to U.S. buyer’s complete satisfaction. Please return as received within fourteen days of purchase for a 100% refund of purchase price. This seller has been a conscientious collector and dedicated scholar of New World antiquities for over a half-century. He has complied with UNESCO. Federal/local legislation and never consciously acquired, traded in or sold illicitly recovered antiquities. All rights reserved for all countries. No part of the contents of this page may be reproduced without prior written permission of the seller. Copyright
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