Mexican Pottery Mariachi Candelabra

Fabulous Mexican Pottery Mariachi Candelabra, holds 5 candles, signed Mex., exquisite workmanship, vibrantly painted. There is one leaf that has damage. Candelabra measures 13"T x 16"W x 5"Deep

depicting human figures among birds. Light soiling, paint wear, loss, chips, lacking one bird, one bird detached. 19" high, 18" wide.

North America, Mexico, ca. 20th century CE. A gorgeous pottery candelabra of ornate form with 5 pineapple-shaped sconces; 1 at the center and 4 supported by serpentine arms that rise from the stem in

Pair of Mexican Glazed Pottery 7-Light Candelabra. Two handmade majolica tree-of-life forms in rich green and blue glazes, decorated with birds, flower buds and leaves, on shaped tripod standards. Siz

Mexican folk art three-light tree of life candelabra with bird, floral, berry and foliate decoration, footed round base; 11"W, 9 5/8"H; good condition (Ref. 8)

Vintage Mexican folk art pottery five light candelabra in the form of the Tree of Life with birds. Approx. height 24.75 in., width 17.75 in. NOTE: DUE TO THE SIZE, FRAGILITY AND/OR WEIGHT, THIS ITEM(S

Vintage Mexican handmade pottery Tree of Life with two candle holders and figures of Jesus above Adam & Eve. Birds, flowers, leaves, and berries attached by wire. Hand painted details. Good condition;

MEXICAN FOLK ART POTTERY GARDEN OF LIFE CANDELABRA - HOLDS 3 CANDLES - BRIGHT COLORS - ADAM & EVE - BIRDS - APPLES - 1 APPLE IS MISSING -SNAKE - FLOWERS - EVE HAS MOVED FROM HER SPOT -HAND PAINTED

Mexican folk art burnished pottery three-light figural candelabrum, attributed to Heron Martinez Mendoza (Puebla, Mexico, 1918-1990), with two-headed zoomorphic motifs flanking central scrollwork, uns

Donated By: Musack.org New World, Mexico, ca. 20th century CE. A fun piece of ceramic folk art depicting a bandstand populated by five mariachi band members and brightly painted. Around the top, attac

FLORAL AND BIRD DECORATED TREE OF LIFE CANDELABRA SCULPTURE. UNSIGNED. DAMAGE TO FLOWERS, SOME BREAKS. 22 1/2" H x 13" W. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

Arbol de la vida (tree of life) pottery two-light candelabrum, attributed to Aurelio Flores (Mexican, 1901-1987), figural standard with upper cup-form element, issuing two rounded sides, with applied

A Mexican Folk Art Arbol de la Vida Tree of Life Pottery Candelabrum, 20th Century. H: 30 1/4 W: 20 3/4 D: 13 1/4 in.

Mexican folk art burnished pottery three-light peacock-form candelabrum, attributed to Heron Martinez Mendoza (Puebla, Mexico, 1918-1990), with scrolled tail feathers and handle at the verso, the body

(lot of 2) Mexican folk art pottery candleholders: (1) Tree of Life, three candle holders, mounted with blooming flowers, foliates and bird, no visible signature, lacking bird to one side, approx 12"h

(lot of 4) Mexican Folk Art painted pottery arboles de la vida (Trees of Life), comprising: (1) candelabras form, centering la Virgen de Guadalupe, Juan Diego at her feet, with trumpeting angels and a

Mexican & Peruvian folk art painted pottery, 20th c., (3) structures and (7) small accessories, incl. an Aurelio Flores style three arm candelabrum, stamped "Mexico" and signed "FC 23", a large clay c

Extremely rare Mexican Colonial Tin Glazed Earthenware Chocolatero, or Chocolate Jar, with hand forged iron locking lid. Jar and iron work date to 18th century. Painted majolica green red and manganes

Collection of approx. seventy pieces of vintage Mexican pottery dining and servingware, most marked Uriarte Pue. MEX, Talavera, to include plates, bowls, cups, etc 11.5"h x 12"w/ largest Provenance:

Misc. Mexican pottery lot including. Largest piece 24" x 29".

Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, Chupicuaro, Colima, and Nayarit, ca. 500 BCE to 300 CE; Southern Mexico to Guatemala, Maya, Late Classic Period, ca. 550 to 900 CE; Northwest Mexico, Chihuahua, Casas Grand

** A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit The Fowler Museum at UCLA **Mexico, ca. 1940. Pair of early pottery angels featuring Gabriel and Michael. Each in highly painted fo

Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. A well-preserved ceramic cylinder vessel, incised with highly abstract motifs resembling human heads with serpent-like bodies. The mouth of the vesse

HAND PAINTED POTTERY FIGURE WITH SNAKE. REPAIR TO NECK AND HEAD. 31" H