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Native American Planter - Incense holder ? 4 Masked Men Red Stoneware | Native American Antiques86 of 611 |  |  |
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shell59
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Hi, I have this very old looking planter or incense burner. I got it from my sister-in-law who passed away. It looks like Masked Native Americans. Not sure how old it might be or were it might be from. Help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Michelle
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Native American PotteryNative American tribes living in the Southwest—in what became Arizona, New …
Made of terra-cotta. Called "Circle of Friends". Made in Mexico. Comes in any number of figures who at the end of the day, would come together. Actually a candle holder
Wow! thanks that explains it. Do you have any idea how old this might be? It looks old.
Hard to tell, but probably not very old. They are currently sold as souveniers.
Thank you for your help, I searched forever trying to figure it out. I really appreciate it. I can get to be so frustrating, I would have never found it because I didn't have the right search terms.
this is stunning as well as very beautiful:)