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A GROUP OF HUARI AND INCA OBJECTS
An Inca Pacha pottery libation vessel with three spouts, circa 1500 A.D.; a Huari late period moulded house effigy vessel with four spotted felines on each side, spout flanked by loop handles, circa 800 A.D.; a Huari incense burner in the form of a painted feline head on openwork cylindrical base, circa 800 A.D.; and a Huari North Coast moulded vessel in the form of an owl-beaked demon, circa 800 A.D.
The largest 10in. high (4)
An Inca Pacha pottery libation vessel with three spouts, circa 1500 A.D.; a Huari late period moulded house effigy vessel with four spotted felines on each side, spout flanked by loop handles, circa 800 A.D.; a Huari incense burner in the form of a painted feline head on openwork cylindrical base, circa 800 A.D.; and a Huari North Coast moulded vessel in the form of an owl-beaked demon, circa 800 A.D.
The largest 10in. high (4)