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    Posted 6 years ago

    Annzonia
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    4" at widest and 2-1/2" tall.
    *Native American small pottery vessel.
    Appears naturally worn.
    By time.

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    1. CanyonRoad, 6 years ago
      It's Hopi, first half of 20th century, made for the tourist trade.

      Damage to the surface like this is usually an indication that a former owner exposed it to water. Native American pottery like this is not glazed, and therefore not water proof, so is not made for use as a container for liquids.

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