Lot 1840
Interesting Seated Figure Bottle. Peru, Moche III-IV, ca. 1-550 A.D. Terra-cotta stirrup-spouted figural vessel. Seated warrior with large ear spools and facial scarification, indicated by incised designs in the clay. The man sits cross-legged, with hands on knees, and is dressed in plain short tunic and cloth head covering. The eyes and head cloth in creme slip (tending to gray in the latter); red-brown color over rest, with the face slightly redder. A little barely noticeable crack repairs, with very careful repair and restoration to part of head covering on figure's left side. Height: 7". Less common type with incise work. A fine little sculpture.
Estimated Value $950 - 1,250.
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