Four Examples of Terracotta Pottery Spanning Hundreds of Years and Four Civilizations Including Preclassic Central Plateau, Mexico. Four terracotta pots spanning centuries from around the globe.
1.) Bronze age twp handled pyxis, Canaanite (1400-1200 B.C.) in very fine condition. There is a small V-shaped chip at mouth and museum inventory notations on underside. 4.5 x 4"
2.) Preclassic Central Plateau pot, Mexico in choice condition 4 x 4.5" with rounded bottom.
3.) Single handled pot that has written Carthage 1929 (year excavated?) near edge of base likely 1st Century BC to 1st Century AD Two chips at lip and adhesive stabilizing a fissure at bottom of pot. 4 x 4"
4.) Brown glazed short storage jar with a distinctive two-part glaze, two small loop handles (lugs) and likely from the Sawankhalok kilns in Thailand, 16th-17th century. Choice condition 6 x 5".
Estimated Value $500 - 1,000
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