Corinthian Terracotta Aryballos with Quatrefoil Motif parrot and a characteristic cap-like headdress

and a characteristic cap-like headdress

Magnificent and finely aged ceremonial flute made from the shell of a small coconut

a transformative era spanning from 793 to 1400 AD

making it a museum-worthy addition for collectors of pre-Columbian art and Andean antiquities

The soldier is dressed in plate armor worn over a thigh-length tunic and shortened white trousers

Corinthian Terracotta Aryballos with Quatrefoil Motif parrot and a characteristic cap-like headdressLate Corinthian Period, c. 575550 BC, Greece A superb wheel thrown terracotta aryballos, finely crafted in a squat form with a rounded base, globular body, slender neck, and collared rim, joined by a single strap handle from rim to shoulder. Vessels of this type were used in daily life to hold perfumed oil or ointment, often carried by athletes and aristocrats alike. The decoration features a quatrefoil motif framed by stylized leaves, executed in