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Peruvian Pottery Jug Quetzalcoatl Double Spout Handle Hand Painted Folk Art Vtg
Peruvian Pottery Jug Quetzalcoatl Double Spout Handle Hand Painted Folk Art Vtg
Peruvian Pottery Jug Quetzalcoatl Double Spout Handle Hand Painted Folk Art Vtg
Peruvian Pottery Jug Quetzalcoatl Double Spout Handle Hand Painted Folk Art Vtg
Peruvian Pottery Jug Quetzalcoatl Double Spout Handle Hand Painted Folk Art Vtg
Peruvian Pottery Jug Quetzalcoatl Double Spout Handle Hand Painted Folk Art Vtg
Peruvian Pottery Jug Quetzalcoatl Double Spout Handle Hand Painted Folk Art Vtg
Peruvian Pottery Jug Quetzalcoatl Double Spout Handle Hand Painted Folk Art Vtg
Peruvian Pottery Jug Quetzalcoatl Double Spout Handle Hand Painted Folk Art Vtg

Peruvian Pottery Jug Quetzalcoatl Double Spout Handle Hand Painted Folk Art Vtg

$ 15.57

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Condition: No cracks or chips. There are irregularities in the glaze that I think are part of the creation process: one or two drips, thin spots, paint smudges, dimples, etc. You can also see some crazing when held up to a strong light. There is shelf wear along the bottom resting rim of the piece. Please view all photos carefully, as they are part of the description.
  • Style: Folk art
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Central/South America
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Object Type: Jug
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Material: Clay
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Color: Yellow
  • Original/Reproduction: Vintage Original

    Description

    Peruvian Pottery Jug with Double Spout and Handle
    Hand Painted Folk Art
    Vintage
    This vintage hand painted pottery jug has two spouts and a handle. The bottom of the jug is signed "Lima, Peru, 75/". It is 7 3/4 inches high and approximately 4 inches wide. There is some light crazing visible on the pale yellow background. Yellow and blue strips adorn the spouts, handle, and bottom of the jug. The main image is of a mythic-looking bird, perhaps Quetzalcoatl, painted in green, brown, red, and yellow.
    No cracks or chips. There are irregularities in the glaze that I think are part of the creation process: one or two drips, thin spots, paint smudges, dimples, etc. You can also see some crazing when held up to a strong light. There is shelf wear along the bottom resting rim of the piece. Please view all photos carefully, as they are part of the description.