Native American Bowl, Abenaki Tribe, circa 1820
Indigenous American vessel in Atlantic white cedar burl, having a rolled lip and a single occlusion to side. A hefty and thoroughly utilitarian, rough-hewn bowl showing layers of gouge and rasp marks, a three-inch natural and stable fissure at rim, and with an even, honeyed patina. Abenaki tribe, Northeast Woodlands region (modern day Maine and southeastern Canada), early 19th century. Slightly out-of-round with diameter varying from 10 – 10.75 inches. An impressive object.
7 h x 10.75 dia
Condition: good, age appropriate wear
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Indigenous American vessel in Atlantic white cedar burl, having a rolled lip and a single occlusion to side. A hefty and thoroughly utilitarian, rough-hewn bowl showing layers of gouge and rasp marks, a three-inch natural and stable fissure at rim, and with an even, honeyed patina. Abenaki tribe, Northeast Woodlands region (modern day Maine and southeastern Canada), early 19th century. Slightly out-of-round with diameter varying from 10 – 10.75 inches. An impressive object.
7 h x 10.75 dia
Condition: good, age appropriate wear
| Arm Height | 25.5 in. |
|---|---|
| Total Height | 27.5 in. |