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Step into the rich tapestry of Native American history with our extraordinary Antique Early to Late 19th Century Native South American Three Faces Tripod Art Pottery Pitcher Jug. This splendid piece of artistry, handcrafted and hand-painted with classic Native American and Aztec design patterns, is a true testament to the craftsmanship of its era.

Estimated to date between 1820-1910, this pitcher jug exudes an aura of antiquity and nostalgia, carrying with it the stories and traditions of the pure tribes of the late 19th century Natives. Its patina, earned over more than a century, speaks volumes of its journey through time and the hands it has passed through.

This remarkable artifact features three faces, each sculpted by hand, showcasing the nuanced variations and individuality of each visage. As a true museum-quality showpiece, it demands the utmost respect and admiration for its historical significance and artistic merit.

Despite bearing a crack along one side, this pitcher jug remains untouched and unaltered, symbolizing a true broken heart of the past. The crack, left as is, adds to its character and patina, serving as a poignant reminder of the passage of time and the resilience of the human spirit.

Whether displayed as a focal point in a collection or showcased as a centerpiece in any setting, this magical piece of history is sure to captivate and inspire all who behold it. Embrace the beauty and significance of the past with our Antique Native South American Three Faces Tripod Art Pottery Pitcher Jug, a treasure to be cherished for generations to come.

Height: 20cm
Width: 15cm