Female Fertility Rattle? See below Google Information! 2 different takes!

This is an anthropomorphic ceramic vessel, possibly attributed to ancient Western Iran.
Believed to be at least 2,600 years old.
Made of buff ware ceramic with incised geometric decoration.
Features a stylized human form integrated into its design, with animal characteristics.
It is similar in style to the famous "Boar Vessel 600-500 BC, Etruscan ceramic" housed at the Cleveland Museum of Art.

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This is a Pre-Columbian ceramic standing figure or vessel.
It is likely from the Chancay culture (Central Coast of Peru) or Greater Nicoya region (Costa Rica/Nicaragua).
The figure is made of terracotta or clay with a white slip and overpainted designs in brown-black pigment.
It features abstracted human-like characteristics, including a large head, wide torso, and large feet.
These figures were often associated with fertility or were interred in tombs to accompany the dead.

Pricing reflects questionable age/origin and providence. Could be a reproduction? Or not!
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