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A wonderful crocodilian ceramic vessel. This ritual incense burner has a top cover finalized with a portrayal of an aggressive spiny Caiman. Three rows of exaggerated pointed scutes crowns his elongated head. Two Double rows of bead shape appliqué surround the upper and lower section of both half. White and red colors faintly appear near the eyes and legs. Lower bowl has vertical stripes in light yellow. Overall body is heavily textured. The figure to the bowl has been reattached along with a back leg and tail. Restoration applied over the brakes. Otherwise in excellent condition. Measures 13.5"/34.3 cm in height.
Costa Rica, 500-1350 AD (Period V-VI)
Discount on First Acquisition
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Ancient Central America & Mexico
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