Important Pre-Colombian Teotihuacan Mask (250-450 AD)

Teotihuacan Priest Figure (250-450 AD)This beautiful figure wears the temple headdress with a crest as the sole permanent addition of clothing of rank. The circular pit in the stomach would have had i

Terra cotta. Mexico, Teotihuacan, AD 250-450 and Maya, AD 600-900.

Title: TEOTIHUACCA Mask Pre-Columbian Date/Period: 250-450 AD Materials: Mottled green Guerrero jade Dimension: 5" W x 6" H Additional Information: This superb stone carving shows a refined symmetrica

Pre-Classic Teotihuacan Mask, Serpentine (200 BC-100 AD) As the Artistic development in central Mexico began to coagulate into the form known as Teotihuacano, the last vestiges of notable outside infl

Pre-Columbian Teotihuacan Green Stone Mask from Mexico. CA. 450-600 CE. 5 1/2" H

An important Pre-Colombian Era vase, the nearly cylindrical vase profusely incised with a temple style scene of figures making offerings to a priest / king, condition noted, early restoration to rim (

Seated human figure with outstretched legs, holding a rounded bowl in his lap. Incised decoration. Colima, Mexico ca. 250 BC-250 AD. Ht 9" W 7 Gift of Dr. and Mrs. David Harner, Christmas 1984. The es

Ancient Pre Colombian Colima Curled Dog, Mexico Circa 100 B.C.-250 A.D. Size: 9 1/2 inches length x 5 5/8 inches high. Curled dog vessel, pottery with areas of red-brown, having a tall tapered spout.

Mayan Death Mask Flute~ Pre Colombian 200 AD - 500 AD This Pre-Columbian Mayan Death Mask Flute may have been used to tell the story of journeying into the afterworld, or to communicate discreetly dur

Pre-Columbian Teotihuacan Tecali Mask, Translucent Flanged ears, Age: 300 A.D Measurements: 4 1/4" L x 4" W, Weight: 15.5 OZ.

Pre-columbian Teotihuacan Pottery Stamp from Mexico, ca. 450-650 A.D., Tlaloc holding a lightning bolt in each hand, Very likely to have been a seal carried by a dignitary of the ruling ancient city.

Pre-columbian Teotihuacan Pottery Stamp from Mexico, ca. 450-650 A.D., Tlaloc holding a lightning bolt in each hand, Very likely to have been a seal carried by a dignitary of the ruling ancient city.

Title: TEOTIHUACAN STONE MASK Date/Period: 250-450 AD Materials: Granite Stone Size: Size: 5" W x 6" H Provenance: This superb stone carving shows a refined symmetrical and well-modeled face. The imag

Circa 250-500 AD. Solid redware effigy of a standing flat "gingerbread" type. Redware, with black painted negative bands on shirt. Ht 7" W 3 1/2" Acquired from Lee Goodman collection, 1976. The estate

Pre-Columbian Alamito stone funerary mask from Argentina, ca. 200 BC-250 AD. A life-size, humanoid mask made by hand from a dense, gray volcanic stone that exudes a disturbing presence. The prominent

Pre-Colombian South American Clay Mask Reproduction. Approx. size 5.25 inches tall x 4.25 wide x 2.25 deep. Approx. weight 8 oz. IMPORTANT: NO In-House Shipping, Please read our shipping terms for pro

Includes an Ecuadorian Manabi pottery standing figure with closed arms, circa 500 AD. Accompanied by (1) Teotihuacan carved greenstone standing figure, circa 600 AD, chips to headdress; and (1) Mexica

Pre-Colombian Mayan Jade Monkey Pendent (550-950 AD)The Monkey plays an important role in the Mayan Culture as an ancestor of modern humans. The first men were created by the Gods from trees. They wer

Pre-Colombian Ulúa Marble Bowl with Feline Effigy Handles (550-950 AD)This extremely rare and important bowl depicts two feline effigies. Bowls such as this were used by the priests and nobility, and

The use of jade by Pre-Colombian societies was closely associated with water, plant growth, and fertility. Jade ear flares were an important aspect of the socio-religious jewelry custom, and are seen

The use of jade by Pre-Colombian societies was closely associated with water, plant growth, and fertility. Jade ear flares were an important aspect of the socio-religious jewelry custom, and are seen

The use of jade by Pre-Colombian societies was closely associated with water, plant growth, and fertility. Jade ear flares were an important aspect of the socio-religious jewelry custom, and are seen

The use of jade by Pre-Colombian societies was closely associated with water, plant growth, and fertility. Jade ear flares were an important aspect of the socio-religious jewelry custom, and are seen

The use of jade by Pre-Colombian societies was closely associated with water, plant growth, and fertility. Jade ear flares were an important aspect of the socio-religious jewelry custom, and are seen