PAIR OF INDUS VALLEY PAINTED TERRACOTTA BEAKERS WITH ANIMALS Ca. 2500 - 1900 BC. A pair of terracotta beakers, each with tapering body, pronounced foot, and flared rim; painted with two identical animals in profile within horizontal black bands. The left beaker shows antelopes with long horns and red bodies against a lattice background. The right beaker shows stylised ibexes with curved horns, set among various symbols. For similar see: A. Uesugi, Ceramics and Terracotta figurines from Baluchistan of the katolec collection, Cat. 727. Size: 95-105mm x 63-65mm; Weight: 285g Provenance: Property of a West London gentleman; previously in a collection formed on the UK/International art market in the 1990s.