Olmec Blackware Pottery Bird Replica - Mesoamerican Effigy Vessel cleaning book As stated above there is

As stated above there is a small surface chip in the bottom of the basin

In marvelous condition

wood boxes such as this were used for all sorts of purposes from transporting goods to store display to household organization and farm management

Originally the large end of a double egg cup was used for soft-boiled eggs that were de-shelled before serving and augmented with bacon

It's always fun when a passion for cooking captures the hearts of several members of a family

Olmec Blackware Pottery Bird Replica - Mesoamerican Effigy Vessel cleaning book As stated above there is{HISTORY} Handmade, most likely in Mexico this replica of an ancient Olmec blackware pottery effigy vessel depicts a bird with a beak, tiny feet, and bulging eyes. Full of character and modern day charm, this bird represents a lengthy history of the Olmec civilization that dates back to Mexico between 1200 BC 400 BC. Predating the Mayan civilization, the Olmecs were considered the first major civilization with class structures, trades, and skills that