Lot 1839
Vessel with Shaman or Lord in a Hut. Peru, Viru, North Coast, c. 100 BC-300 AD. Terra-cotta, double-bodied, bridge-spouted vessel depicting a man seated in a hut. Fashioned in a deep red ware, and painted with a creme slip -- now mostly tan-brown. The man more likely a lord, for he holds a small round shield and a war club. Non-obvious repair to the handle and connector to the two vessels. Surface shows mineral deposits and some root marks. Overall, very fine condition. Height: 7-1/2"; Length: 8-3/8".
Estimated Value $750 - 950.
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