1600BCE Thai Ban Chiang Huge Chard Assembled Vessel w. Red Motifs (Mil) IC

Up for sale from a recent client in Honolulu Hawaii this approximately 1600BCE South East Asian Thai Ban Chiang people unusually large pottery vessel with red painted curvilinear motifs that was re-assembled from chards and comes with a metal stand. The condition is described above - for more in formation please check the photos. Please accept that the vessel may come apart in the shipping...it will be well packed...and is currently in stable condition, but it is made from low fired pottery that was assembled by a Ban Chiang enthusiast that collected the chards on site and was assembled by a professional restorer.

This item and many other items from the Thomas H. Miller collection of Honolulu will be listed in the coming days and weeks. There will be items from China, South East Asia, Pacifica and Pre-Columbia. We are so excited to have been chosen by the consignor and look forward to all the amazing pieces that will be offered here in our store. To be kept up to date on our newest listing just add us to your favorite eBay sellers and you will be contacted as soon as new items show up in the store!!!

Measurements:

16 inches high x 13 inches diameter x 15.4lb

Condition: 

The item was assembled and put back together by the collector, it was not done like in the professional restorations but was done by a amateur, the pot may come apart in the shipping process and may have to be reassembled, it is stable now but may not make it in one piece through the shipping process, comes on a metal stand, the collector said this was a rather rare piece doe to its size