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Description:
Early Luba Terracotta Lamp Funerary Pot Ancient African Pottery Democratic Republic of Congo An Ancient Luba Small Pot Terracotta Pottery Funerary Lamp Antique African Art - Tribal Sculpture - Democratic Republic of Congo Zaire Origin: Luba peoples of the Upemba Basin in the DRC Congo Zaire, Central Africa Material: Terracotta, fired ceramic clay Period: Classic Kisalian, 10th to 14th century, see explanation below Dimensions: 2.5" height, 5.75" outermost diameter; weight is 11.6 ounces or 328 grams Condition: Excellent. Held in private collection, the condition of this piece remains unchanged from the time of its original 1950's field acquisition. Intact, no evidence of previous restoration noted; structurally sound with significant patination throughout, four hairline age fissures radiating out from center opening test completely stable on this remarkably sturdy pottery. Soil fragments are easily removed with a very soft bristle brush, should you prefer. Exquisite signs of age, minute surface imperfections, calcification and remnants of African soil indicative of extensive burial. Please to fully appreciate this remarkable old pot!
| Status: For Sale |
Reference#: _20260346710 |
| Year:
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| Country:
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