Rare Mayan Belly Bowl Authentic Pre Columbian Artifact Arte Primitivo COA T115

Excellant Condition. Orangeware pottery anthropomorphic bowl depicting a male figure, holding both hands to the sides of his stomach, which forms an open bowl with a flared collar mouth, his head forms an open spout. Perforated lugs through his shoulders. Orange ground, and cream painted interior. Repaired from approximately six large pieces with restoration over the break lines. A rare type.

SIGNED: Unsigned
BIN: 617
COLOR: Orange Yellow
DATE OF CREATION: Pre-1800
MATERIAL: Ceramic & Porcelain
REGION OF ORIGIN: Yucatan Peninsula
MAKER: Pre-Columbian Potter
CREATED: Approximately 500 AD to 800 AD
SIZE TYPE/LARGEST DIMENSION: 8 ½ inches tall, 5 ½ inches wide, weighs 1078 grams
AUTHENTICITY GUARANTEE: Lifetime
PROVENANCE 3: Ex. Arte Primitivo Gallery, Downtown Manhattan,New York City 2024
LISTED BY: The Chapman Collection
TYPE: Bowls
PROVENANCE 2: Acquired from Arte Primitivo, about 2018
PROVENANCE 1: Ex. Private Chicago collection
ORIGINAL/REPRODUCTION: Original
STYLE: Pre-Columbian
AREA OF ORIGIN: Yucatan Peninsula