Lambayeque or Chimu blackware stirrup vessel, North Central Peru (800 - 1000 A.D.), the double spouted body with fishing scenes on either sides of the pot depicting fisherman on a caballito catching a large fish with an iguana resting above the fisherman's head, with a pair of pelicans above the fishing pole in both scenes, 6.5"h x 8"l, Provenance: Tom Noakes Private Ohio Collection

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