https://emuseum.cornell.edu/internal/media/dispatcher/113782/fullLucuma Effigy Bottle with Monkeyca. 1470-1532[]BlackwareBurnished blackware pottery vessel in the shape of a lucuma fruit has a tall narrow straight spout with outflaring rim. The figure of a monkey sits with rear haunches on the vessel body shoulder and front arms grasping the spout, with the monkey body forming a handle. The monkey's head is broken off and one small chip is missing from the vessel rim; otherwise the vessel is in excellent condition. ________ Lucuma Effigy Bottle with Monkey Chimú (or Chimú-Inca?) Burnished blackware pottery vessel in the shape of a lucuma fruit has a tall narrow straight spout with outflaring rim. The figure of a moneky sits with rear haunches on the vessel body shoulder and front arms grasping the spout, with the monkey body forming a handle. The monkey's head is broken off and one small chip is missing from the vessel rim; otherwise the vessel is in excellent condition. See nearly identical vessel on p. 338 in Ceramicas del Peru Prehispanico/Ceramics of the Prehispanic Peru (2005) by Justo Caceres Macedo, Lima.com.gallerysystems.emuseum.core.entities.Classification@61https://emuseum.cornell.edu/objects/697/rdf