Set of 3 bowls on pedestal. The first is decorated with a central red circle. Tongues in reserve on a shaded black background outline the perimeter of the bowl, which is underlined by a red fillet. The outside is painted in negative with white lines and triangles underlined in red. The second red bowl is outlined around the perimeter with a cream band left in reserve. It is animated by three red triangles. The exterior is painted red. Brown terracotta with cream slip and negative-painted red or black decoration. The third bowl is decorated with a seven-pointed star and radiating lines. The exterior is painted white. Brown terracotta with cream slip. Negatively painted black decoration and traces of red paint. Tuncahuan/Piartal culture, Carchi/Nariño province, Ecuador/Colombia 300 BC - 800 AD H. 7 cm - D. 14 cm - Condition: good. Worn polychromy. H. 6.5 cm - D. 15 cm - Condition: chip on edge. H. 10 cm - D. 20.5 cm - Condition: crack. Provenance: - Former collection of Mr. Claude Demarigny. Acquired in the 60s. - Ader sale, Hôtel Drouot, June 18, 2013, lots 330B-333A/B.