A Large Casas Grandes Owl Vessel, Post Classic Period, ca. 1250 - 1450 CE Price - Price on Request Condition: The spoon is intact

Condition: The spoon is intact and in excellent condition

The dual-material construction suggests both utility and ornament

This dome-shaped chalcedony stamp seal is perforated for suspension and engraved with an incised drawing of Gayomard

and drilled eyes

An excellent example of Roman redware pottery

A Large Casas Grandes Owl Vessel, Post Classic Period, ca. 1250 - 1450 CE Price - Price on Request Condition: The spoon is intactThis striking vessel, possibly an olla, displays a captivating owl head emerging from the rim. Its charming appearance is highlighted by its small circular eyes, hooked beak, and pointed ears, forming a round face outlined in dark brown. The vessel broadens from a wide opening to a flared shoulder, before narrowing again to a softly rounded base. The intricate patterns of black and red lines, geometric shapes, and steps add a touch of elegance to this