Pre-Columbian Nicoya hand-crafted Clay Jar from Costa Rica, circa 500-800AD; Height: 2.5 inches = 55 mm; Diameter:2.75 inches = 65 mm; Weight: 102 g; Description: The bowl has nice form, and an excellent rich complex patina. Condition: There are accretions, mineralization, and root marks. No visible repairs; Provenance This jar was purchased from Jerry Weisberg Tribal Antiques, East San Francisco Bay, trading in Native American, tribal and ethnographic art, crafts and artifacts since 1973. Jerry bought it from the collector, Daniel Mejia, from Northern California, who is an advanced collector of Costa Rican Antiquities, and sold him a part of his immense collection. The collection was accumulated from major auction houses and galleries. The pot is guaranteed to be Pre-Columbian. This is based upon style, condition, accretions and patina
Condition: There are accretions, mineralization, and root marks. No visible repairs;
Low Estimate: 800;
High Estimate: 2000;
Original: Yes;
Circa: 600;