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Two Pre-Columbian painted clay bowls, probably from Ecuador, Carchi, 800–1500 AD Clay, painted. Each rests on two round feet. Both bowls feature geometric decoration; one bowl also features two stylized monkeys. One footring has slight chipping. One bowl has been repaired with adhesive. The painting has slight chipping. Diameter: 18.4 and 19 cm, respectively. Unless otherwise noted in the description, the age is determined based on the object’s characteristics, without having obtained a TL analysis report. CULTURAL HERITAGE! Provenance: From a private collection in the Rhineland, acquired from the father’s collection (estate), which he purchased in the 1960s–1980s on the German art market. Condition: II–III
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