TWO PAINTED VESSELS, smaller: Guanacaste, Costa Rica, c. 200-500 A.D. and larger: Maya style, Mexico, c. 700-1000 A.D.; the Guanacaste of globular body with angular lip flaring outwards, body painted with black in wavy lines on shoulder above two horizontal lines, and three sets of four vertical lines trisecting the body; the Maya vessel with globular body and raised neck with small lip, horizontal band of loosely painted black glyphe-like patterns, painted in reddish color -5in. to 7¾in. (12.7cm. to 19.6cm.) high (2) | Christie's

Lot 524

524

TWO PAINTED VESSELS, smaller: Guanacaste, Costa Rica, c. 200-500 A.D. and larger: Maya style, Mexico, c. 700-1000 A.D.; the Guanacaste of globular body with angular lip flaring outwards, body painted with black in wavy lines on shoulder above two horizontal lines, and three sets of four vertical lines trisecting the body; the Maya vessel with globular body and raised neck with small lip, horizontal band of loosely painted black glyphe-like patterns, painted in reddish color -5in. to 7¾in. (12.7cm. to 19.6cm.) high (2)

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TWO PAINTED VESSELS, smaller: Guanacaste, Costa Rica, c. 200-500 A.D. and larger: Maya style, Mexico, c. 700-1000 A.D.; the Guanacaste of globular body with angular lip flaring outwards, body painted with black in wavy lines on shoulder above two horizontal lines, and three sets of four vertical lines trisecting the body; the Maya vessel with globular body and raised neck with small lip, horizontal band of loosely painted black glyphe-like patterns, painted in reddish color -5in. to 7¾in. (12.7cm. to 19.6cm.) high (2)