Romain BEOT
of seated twin sisters. They wear headdresses, one of which is adorned with a headband and a side ornament of small shells, tambas, necklaces and...
Singing vase
- Description
Singing vase
probably used as a musical instrument during ceremonies, it features a humanized animal with large ears. Orange and brown terra cotta, slightly broken and glued, chips on the neck, marks of time Vicus, North Coast of Peru, 400-200 B.C. 18 x 21 cm Provenance: former collection of Mr. Sales, built up in the 1970's. (Inventory estimate by Jean Roudillon, 1974).Sale ended
Estimate
€220 - €280
Sold to
€650
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