Central American Mayan terracotta cylindrical vessel, ca. 550 – 950 AD by Unknown artist
Central American Mayan terracotta cylindrical vessel, ca. 550 – 950 AD by Unknown artist
Central American Mayan terracotta cylindrical vessel, ca. 550 – 950 AD by Unknown artist
Central American Mayan terracotta cylindrical vessel, ca. 550 – 950 AD by Unknown artist
Central American Mayan terracotta cylindrical vessel, ca. 550 – 950 AD by Unknown artist
Central American Mayan terracotta cylindrical vessel, ca. 550 – 950 AD by Unknown artist
Central American Mayan terracotta cylindrical vessel, ca. 550 – 950 AD by Unknown artist
Central American Mayan terracotta cylindrical vessel, ca. 550 – 950 AD by Unknown artist

Central American Mayan terracotta cylindrical vessel, ca. 550 – 950 AD 550 - 950

Unknown artist

18.50 cm, ø 13.80 cm
Currently unavailable via Gallerease

  • About the artwork
    High Mayan Brownware beaker, carved on two sides with the seated and gesturing figure of a dignitary within frame. A band of glyphs encircles the rim.

    Small restorations to the base

    With TL-analysis from Laboratory Ralf Kotala, nr.: 04111013

    Ex German private collection, Dr. G. W. Collected between 1980 and 2015

    • Late Classic Period, ca. 550 – 950 AD
    • Height: 18.5 cm
    • Diameter: 13.8 cm
  • About the artist

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