Lot 2068
Nazca Peruvian Stirrup Vessel
Passed — did not sell at this auction
About this lot
Estimated Value: $ 200-500
Origin: Pre-Columbian Peru Nazca, Inca, 800-1200 AD
Dimensions: 7×5.5x11in
Condition: Some ware around the lips edge
Additional Information: A stirrup spout round body vessel painted red with a sgraffito technique carving into leather hard clay, exposing the natural clay, creating geometric shapes and line work such as diamonds and triangles.
The stirrup handles and spouts help prevent spillage and evaporation over time. The vessel was used for storing liquids and burial offerings.
Lot details
- Lot
- 2068
- Closed
- June 27, 2025
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