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From our Heritage Series comes this beautifully hand crafted ceramic dinnerware set brought directly from the iconic La Arena community in Panama.

La Arena is a small town located 1.2 miles (2 km) west of Chitré. The town is known throughout Panama for its pottery-vendors that line the streets showcasing colorful and classic designs. The ceramic creations in La Arena are some of the finest in all of Panama. They include pots, plates, vases, mugs, and ashtrays. The designs often mimic those used by pre-Colombian indigenous groups of the area, including the Ngöbe-Buglé.

PLEASE NOTE: To make check out easier at the event, all winning bid charges will be applied to the registered credit card at the moment of closing (8:30 PM on June 4th).

For refunds or pick ups outside of the event, please email membership@museo.org

From our Heritage Series comes this beautifully hand crafted ceramic dinnerware set brought directly from the iconic La Arena community in Panama.

La Arena is a small town located 1.2 miles (2 km) west of Chitré. The town is known throughout Panama for its pottery-vendors that line the streets showcasing colorful and classic designs. The ceramic creations in La Arena are some of the finest in all of Panama. They include pots, plates, vases, mugs, and ashtrays. The designs often mimic those used by pre-Colombian indigenous groups of the area, including the Ngöbe-Buglé.

Includes:

Set of yellow and brown ceramic dishes with a spiral and geometric motif. Contains a tea pot, a pitcher, a sugar with lid, 2 soups, 2 bowls, 6 saucers, 2 salad plates, a dinner plate, 6 cups, a creamer. 6 teacups and 2 mugs

PLEASE NOTE: To make check out easier at the event, all winning bid charges will be applied to the registered credit card at the moment of closing (8:30 PM on June 4th).

For refunds or pick ups outside of the event, please email membership@museo.org

From our Heritage Series comes this beautifully hand crafted ceramic dinnerware set brought directly from the iconic La Arena community in Panama.

La Arena is a small town located 1.2 miles (2 km) west of Chitré. The town is known throughout Panama for its pottery-vendors that line the streets showcasing colorful and classic designs. The ceramic creations in La Arena are some of the finest in all of Panama. They include pots, plates, vases, mugs, and ashtrays. The designs often mimic those used by pre-Colombian indigenous groups of the area, including the Ngöbe-Buglé.

Includes: Pitcher, pair of extra-large tumblers and set of 6 cups with blue yellow and white motif.

PLEASE NOTE: To make check out easier at the event, all winning bid charges will be applied to the registered credit card at the moment of closing (8:30 PM on June 4th).

For refunds or pick ups outside of the event, please email membership@museo.org

From our Heritage Series comes this beautifully hand crafted ceramic dinnerware set brought directly from the iconic La Arena community in Panama.

La Arena is a small town located 1.2 miles (2 km) west of Chitré. The town is known throughout Panama for its pottery-vendors that line the streets showcasing colorful and classic designs. The ceramic creations in La Arena are some of the finest in all of Panama. They include pots, plates, vases, mugs, and ashtrays. The designs often mimic those used by pre-Colombian indigenous groups of the area, including the Ngöbe-Buglé.

Includes large cazuela with lid, a vase on a pedestal, a large serving bowl and a cereal bowl, and a small concave cup.

PLEASE NOTE: To make check out easier at the event, all winning bid charges will be applied to the registered credit card at the moment of closing (8:30 PM on June 4th).

For refunds or pick ups outside of the event, please email membership@museo.org

From our Heritage Series, get your hands on some of the finest weaving in the world!

Made of Palma de Guerre, and traditional of the ancient community of Wounaan, these baskets are a collector's dream.

The women weavers of the Wounaan tribe, as well as many of the Emberá tribe of the Darien region of Panama are arguably creators of the finest handmade baskets in the world. This exquisite art form has developed over the years evolving from their age-old hösig di (the term for chunga palm baskets in Wounmeo, the language of the Wounaan) baskets made from the split, young leaves of the culturally important chunga palm and which then is coloured with natural dyes.

Includes a big, small and medium baskets with Toucan motifs.

PLEASE NOTE: To make check out easier at the event, all winning bid charges will be applied to the registered credit card at the moment of closing (8:30 PM on June 4th).

For refunds or pick ups outside of the event, please email membership@museo.org

From our Heritage Series, get your hands on some of the finest weaving in the world!

Made of Palma de Guerre, and traditional of the ancient community of Wounaan, these baskets are a collector's dream.

The women weavers of the Wounaan tribe, as well as many of the Emberá tribe of the Darien region of Panama are arguably creators of the finest handmade baskets in the world. This exquisite art form has developed over the years evolving from their age-old hösig di (the term for chunga palm baskets in Wounmeo, the language of the Wounaan) baskets made from the split, young leaves of the culturally important chunga palm and which then is coloured with natural dyes.

Includes two baskets with grasshopper motifs.

PLEASE NOTE: To make check out easier at the event, all winning bid charges will be applied to the registered credit card at the moment of closing (8:30 PM on June 4th).

For refunds or pick ups outside of the event, please email membership@museo.org

From our Heritage Series, get your hands on some of the finest weaving in the world!

Made of Palma de Guerre, and traditional of the ancient community of Wounaan, these baskets are a collector's dream.

The women weavers of the Wounaan tribe, as well as many of the Emberá tribe of the Darien region of Panama are arguably creators of the finest handmade baskets in the world. This exquisite art form has developed over the years evolving from their age-old hösig di (the term for chunga palm baskets in Wounmeo, the language of the Wounaan) baskets made from the split, young leaves of the culturally important chunga palm and which then is coloured with natural dyes.

Includes two medium sized baskets with butterfly motifs.

PLEASE NOTE: To make check out easier at the event, all winning bid charges will be applied to the registered credit card at the moment of closing (8:30 PM on June 4th).

For refunds or pick ups outside of the event, please email membership@museo.org

From our Heritage Series, get your hands on some of the finest weaving in the world!

Made of Palma de Guerre, and traditional of the ancient community of Wounaan, these baskets are a collector's dream.

The women weavers of the Wounaan tribe, as well as many of the Emberá tribe of the Darien region of Panama are arguably creators of the finest handmade baskets in the world. This exquisite art form has developed over the years evolving from their age-old hösig di (the term for chunga palm baskets in Wounmeo, the language of the Wounaan) baskets made from the split, young leaves of the culturally important chunga palm and which then is coloured with natural dyes.

Includes woven handbag with crosses.

PLEASE NOTE: To make check out easier at the event, all winning bid charges will be applied to the registered credit card at the moment of closing (8:30 PM on June 4th).

For refunds or pick ups outside of the event, please email membership@museo.org

From our Heritage Series, get your hands on some of the finest weaving in the world!

Made of Palma de Guerre, and traditional of the ancient community of Wounaan, these baskets are a collector's dream.

The women weavers of the Wounaan tribe, as well as many of the Emberá tribe of the Darien region of Panama are arguably creators of the finest handmade baskets in the world. This exquisite art form has developed over the years evolving from their age-old hösig di (the term for chunga palm baskets in Wounmeo, the language of the Wounaan) baskets made from the split, young leaves of the culturally important chunga palm and which then is coloured with natural dyes.

Includes one woven handbag with lines.

PLEASE NOTE: To make check out easier at the event, all winning bid charges will be applied to the registered credit card at the moment of closing (8:30 PM on June 4th).

For refunds or pick ups outside of the event, please email membership@museo.org

From our Heritage Series, get your hands on some of the finest weaving in the world!

Made of Palma de Guerre, and traditional of the ancient community of Wounaan, these baskets are a collector's dream.

The women weavers of the Wounaan tribe, as well as many of the Emberá tribe of the Darien region of Panama are arguably creators of the finest handmade baskets in the world. This exquisite art form has developed over the years evolving from their age-old hösig di (the term for chunga palm baskets in Wounmeo, the language of the Wounaan) baskets made from the split, young leaves of the culturally important chunga palm and which then is coloured with natural dyes.

Includes bird woven handbag and embroidered textile.

PLEASE NOTE: To make check out easier at the event, all winning bid charges will be applied to the registered credit card at the moment of closing (8:30 PM on June 4th).

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Vintage Original Silver Serving Set from the 1950's

Bolivian

.925 Silver

With decorations, includes big fork and spoon.

PLEASE NOTE: To make check out easier at the event, all winning bid charges will be applied to the registered credit card at the moment of closing (8:30 PM on June 4th).

For refunds or pick ups outside of the event, please email membership@museo.org