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Stirrup-spout effigy bottle with feline and cactus
Date: 900-200 BCE
Origin: Peru, North Coast
Provenience unknown, possibly looted
Tembladera stirrup-spout effigy bottle, Early Horizon Period, the front moulded with a jaguar incised with circle, amidst mountain niches.
Gardiner Museum
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Stirrup-spout bottle with monkey and serpent
Date: 900-200 BCE
Origin: Peru, Northern Coast
Provenience unknown, possibly looted
Tembladera stirrup-spout bottle, Early Horizon Period, moulded with a central crouching human figure on one side. It is flanked by curling serpentine creatures with cross-hatched scales. On the reverse is an incised demon's head. It is burnished black-black.
Gardiner Museum
Feline Bottle
Date: 600–400 B.C.
Geography: Peru, Tembladera
Culture: Tembladera
The Met
Feline-Head Bottle
Date: 9th–5th century B.C.
Geography: Peru, Tembladera
Culture: Tembladera
The Met
Shell Ornament
Date: 9th–5th century B.C.
Geography: Peru, Tembladera
Culture: Tembladera
The Met
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Feline-Head Bottle
Date: 9th–5th century B.C.
Geography: Peru, Tembladera
Culture: Tembladera
The Met
Feline Bottle Peru, Tembladera
c, 600–400 B.C.
From the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
