COLLECTION OF INDUS VALLEY KULLI VESSELS. Ca. 2400 - 1900 BC. A set of three terracotta vessels with varied forms and decorations. The vessel on the left has a squat body, a slightly flaring rim, and a ring base. It is decorated with an image of a horse on one side and two stylised human figures on the other. The middle vessel features a bulbous body with a flaring mouth, standing atop a stem base, and depicts two leopards separated by trees. The vessel on the right has a slender, elongated body that tapers towards the base and is painted with two ibexes shown in profile. Each vessel is encircled by horizontal bands that frame the figurative decoration. For similar see: Ceramics and Terracotta Figurines from Balochistan of the Katoleck Collection, fig. 50 (7;8) Size: 90-100mm x 55-90mm; Weight: 495g Provenance: Property of a West London gentleman; previously in a collection formed on the UK/International art market in the 1990s.