Sales catalogue: Puttick and Simpson

Date:
16th July 1931
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/16/247
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Puttick and Simpson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    34 A bowl, with tapering rim, painted with mask-like HE | tin. diam. ey | Sey 35 A circular water bottle, flat shape, painted with eran va foliage decoration and birds, and with double spout, Pn gin. high. 54° fp 36 Another, of similar shape, painted with many-headed figures and a border of masks, slightly modelled, and with double spout, 64in. high. Yr X 37. A bowl, wh tapering rim, painted with linked mask- like figures, 64in. diam. ap 38 A circular shaped water bottle, painted with Bee. peas i etc., and with double spout, 7iin. high. ws oe WA 39 A shallow bowl, painted with double-headed monsters, grasping staves, and with insects, 84in. diam. $940 yr 40 A circular water bottle, painted with linked masks, and > with double spout, 6in. high. 3 Fae 41 Another, gourd shape, painted with a bird and a monster, and with double spout, 63in. high. wea 42 A circular water vessel, painted with animals and leafagé) in black, 5in. high. kt. 43 Another, smaller, painted with masks, in black, and with| tapering rim and spout, 4in. high. 44 A circular water vessel, painted with two fish-like monsters, ~7~ ay ‘te and with a handle, 54in. high. AS. 45) A circular water bottle, flat shape, painted and modelled See as a head, wearing helmet head-dress, and with double spout, 743in. wide. 3 6) A tali beaker, painted with two human figures, holding — ceremonial staves, 64in. high. 47 A small shaped bowl, painted with a monster, holding a w>- head and weapon, 5in. diam. 48 Another, painted with fabulous winged monsters, 54in. ba diam. 49 A circular water bottle, flat shape, painted with linked a4 death masks, and a border of heads, and with double . spout, 53in. high. | | 50 A bowl, of tapering form, painted with human Heures. So grasping implements, and with a border of heads, 64in. diam. 51 A beaker, painted with triple-headed figures, 34in. high” > and Lae with fish, 44in. high.