Moche Pottery Sea Shell Stirrup Vessel
Moche Pottery Sea Shell Stirrup Vessel
Moche Pottery Sea Shell Stirrup Vessel
Moche Pottery Sea Shell Stirrup Vessel
Moche Pottery Sea Shell Stirrup Vessel
Moche Pottery Sea Shell Stirrup Vessel
Moche Pottery Sea Shell Stirrup Vessel
Moche Pottery Sea Shell Stirrup Vessel
Moche Pottery Sea Shell Stirrup Vessel
Moche Pottery Sea Shell Stirrup Vessel
Moche Pottery Sea Shell Stirrup Vessel
Moche Pottery Sea Shell Stirrup Vessel Moche Pottery Sea Shell Stirrup Vessel Moche Pottery Sea Shell Stirrup Vessel Moche Pottery Sea Shell Stirrup Vessel Moche Pottery Sea Shell Stirrup Vessel

Moche Pottery Sea Shell Stirrup Vessel

13685

$1,750.00
/
Shipping calculated at checkout.

This site is protected by hCaptcha and the hCaptcha Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Peru, circa 400 to 600 AD.  

Mold made in the form of a conch shell, painted cream with red detailing. Stirrup spout atop.  The ancient Moche placed great emphasis on their relationship with the sea as a powerful destructive force but also as a giver of sustenance and life.


Size: 8-1/2 inches H. 

Top of the spout has minor chips/roughness.  Ex. German Collection with inventory number underneath (069205).  

Thermoluminescence certificate from Laboratory Ralf Kotalla accompanies (samples estimated to be 1350 years old (+/- 20%).

All pieces are unconditionally guaranteed authentic and as described in perpetuity and have been legally acquired and imported in full accordance with U.S. and applicable foreign regulations regarding the movement and sale of antiquities.

A signed guarantee of authenticity with a description and photograph of the item(s) accompanies this object.

We ship Tuesday to Friday with UPS or USPS and usually same day if your order is received before 2pm. Depending on size and destination, delivery times range from one to five business days.

For overseas shipments our shipping charge includes packing, preparation of all customs paperwork, insurance and carrier fees in compliance with all USA and International customs requirements.

Overseas shipments are usually sent by courier but contact us if you have a shipping preference. International customers are responsible for all duties and taxes. 

You may also like

Recently viewed

Back to Pre-Columbian Art