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Tripod effigy vessel, large, with the head of a jaguar in high relief. Two legs, finished at the base of the neck with rigid ring handles formed of the jaguar's front legs, represent the hind legs and are pierced and contain pellets. The third support, in the form of a flattened tail, emerges from the back of the vessel. The jaguar head, an oblong, bib-like area below, the legs, and a wide band at the throat, are painted in polychrome with geometric designs on an orange ground. High polish.

Vessel, c. 1100 - 1200 CE

Guanacaste

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Squatting male figure, with PL hand on knee and PR hand on thigh; short hair in circular curls; brown lines on face, arms, chest, stomach, legs and buttocks

Figure, c. 800-1100

Guanacaste

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Guanacaste style, reproduction; earthenware, vivid black and red paint over orange slip

Reproduction of Standing Female Figure, 20th century

Guanacaste

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Tripod Vessel, earthenware, Costa Rican (Nicoya), Pre-Columbian cracked and restored, but still very fragile cat. card dims H 8-3/4 x D 7-1/8 rim 4'Tripod vessel, hollo mammiform supports with rattles, rounded base, convex lower section inflaring to ne-vertical upper section. Upper section is painted with banded red, black and cream polychrome decoration; rabbit head applique below upper section, supported by two arms connecting mouth two slightly raised arcs encircling head; head is painted red, white and black; background mottled cream slip; grey brown clay

Tripod Vessel, 1200

Guanacaste

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