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Rare Zuni Head Pot - SOLD

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New Mexico

1850 - 1860

Height 6.8”  Diameter 6.5"

Provenance: Private collection Philadelphia

Without a doubt the rarest Zuni object we have ever handled. This piece most likely represents a pony soldier and has two hand-drilled pieces of turquoise as earrings. We have shown this to two museum curators and they said they know of no other extant examples. In superb untouched condition and beyond rare with a wonderful warm patina.

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New Mexico

1850 - 1860

Height 6.8”  Diameter 6.5"

Provenance: Private collection Philadelphia

Without a doubt the rarest Zuni object we have ever handled. This piece most likely represents a pony soldier and has two hand-drilled pieces of turquoise as earrings. We have shown this to two museum curators and they said they know of no other extant examples. In superb untouched condition and beyond rare with a wonderful warm patina.

INQUIRE HERE

New Mexico

1850 - 1860

Height 6.8”  Diameter 6.5"

Provenance: Private collection Philadelphia

Without a doubt the rarest Zuni object we have ever handled. This piece most likely represents a pony soldier and has two hand-drilled pieces of turquoise as earrings. We have shown this to two museum curators and they said they know of no other extant examples. In superb untouched condition and beyond rare with a wonderful warm patina.

INQUIRE HERE