Peruvian Chancay Cuchimilco offers Seated Woman Statue Replica Slipped Pottery Marked
Peruvian Chancay Cuchimilco offers Seated Woman Statue Replica Slipped Pottery Marked, Beautiful Vintage Peruvian Chancay Cuchimilco Seated Woman Statue Reproduction Figurine White & Gray Slipped Pottery with Black Trim.
Product code: Peruvian Chancay Cuchimilco offers Seated Woman Statue Replica Slipped Pottery Marked
Beautiful Vintage Peruvian Chancay Cuchimilco Seated Woman Statue Reproduction Figurine. White & Gray Slipped Pottery with Black Trim. Marked. A Chancay burial figure with other worldly features including short arms and divine eyes. Nice details including a headband and tattoos. Handmade, Slipped and Painted Terracotta clay pottery. Marked as an official replica of Pre-Colombian Chancay burial art pottery. Lots of color and textural interest. This is an NOS New Old Stock item from a shop in Santa Fe, NM, that closed around 1985 and has been in storage since then. See the photos. Has an ARTE CHANCAY impress under the foot. The back has a partial and unclear stamp with a handwritten model number and artifact number in black marker. As best I can understand, the stamp, it is from a museum or government agency that has cataloged Chancay pottery and shows that this is an official or authorized replica. See the photos. Circa 1980s. Peru. Approx. 6" Tall Good vintage offers condition.
Beautiful Vintage Peruvian Chancay Cuchimilco Seated Woman Statue Reproduction Figurine. White & Gray Slipped Pottery with Black Trim. Marked. A Chancay burial figure with other worldly features including short arms and divine eyes. Nice details including a headband and tattoos. Handmade, Slipped and Painted Terracotta clay pottery. Marked as an official replica of Pre-Colombian Chancay burial art pottery. Lots of color and textural interest. This is an NOS New Old Stock item from a shop in Santa Fe, NM, that closed around 1985 and has been in storage since then. See the photos. Has an ARTE CHANCAY impress under the foot. The back has a partial and unclear stamp with a handwritten model number and artifact number in black marker. As best I can understand, the stamp, it is from a museum or government agency that has cataloged Chancay pottery and shows that this is an official or authorized replica. See the photos. Circa 1980s. Peru. Approx. 6" Tall Good vintage offers condition.