Lot 148 An Unusual Chimu Blackware Stirrup, Shell Form
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Chimu, north-coastal Peru, ca. 900 to 1100 AD. Showing clear elements of the earlier Sican culture, blackware stirrup with conical base in the form of a large sea shell, two smaller shells attached at the top from which the stirrup spout has been attached. Just under 7"H, intact and choice!
Provenance: Ex-private TX Collection imported into the US in 1969.
Provenance: Ex-private TX Collection imported into the US in 1969.
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