Pre-Columbian clay whistle, damage to one of the two

Four Pre-Columbian Clay Figures, all in standing position, two with metal nose rings and polychrome decoration, one with metal support stand, multiple repairs and damage, 7.75"-11.5"

DESCRIPTION: Two pre-Columbian clay figurines: one larger depicting a man with a wide headdress, one smaller depicting a figure with a bloated abdomen and a headdress extending down to the legs. CIRCA

Damage to one of the legs of the statue. Visible in photograph 7.5 in H.

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, Gulf Coast of Mexico, Veracruz (Vera Cruz) culture, ca. 3rd to 7th century CE. A set of two fine pottery musical instruments, one a whistle and the other an oc

Collection of Pre-Columbian Clay Figures, six total all in standing position, one holding a head, one with metal support stand, multiple repairs and damage; 4.75"-8.25"

Two Pre Columbian Clay Objects, consisting of a small baluster matte finish jar with an everted rim; and a bird whistle, Jar- H.- 6 1/8 in., Dia.- 5 in. (2 Pcs.)

Meso-American, two tripod bowls, both with remnants of red coating, 2-1/2 and 3 in., [one with broken foot]; three with round bottoms, short necks and slightly everted rims, all with remnants of red c

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Chimu, ca. 1100 to 1470 CE. A lovely blackware double-chambered whistling vessel comprised of two mold-made bottles, the rear one with a tubu

Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Chimu, ca. 1470 to 1532 CE. A blackware double-chambered whistling vessel comprised of two mold-made bottles, the rear one with a conical spout, the other with a blind

Pre-Columbian, Ecuador, probably Bahia peoples, ca. 300 to 500 CE. A pair of small pottery birds, the smaller of which is a functional whistle. The smaller actually has two birds - one small one perch

This is an Aztec design clay face mask. It is 10" tall, up to 7 1/2" wide, and 3" deep. The face appears to be one piece, the top, and bottom collar are two more pieces, and all the detail are hand fo

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, Colima, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. Three wonderful hand-built zoomorphic terracotta whistles. Two whistles take avian forms, one with donut-shaped eye

3 Clay Effigy Whistles and Zoomorphic Effigies. Largest 2 1/2" H. Colima. Highly ornate. One on right is glued. Western MX. From the Pre-Columbian art collection of Dr. Earl Riddick

Two antique hand bowl twist stem glasses (chips to bottom of one, demitasse set (one saucer w/ damage), (4) Waterford glasses, pre Columbian style jug (repair) & more.

Mexico, pre-Columbian. A group of two Mayan pottery figures, including one fragmentary figure with ceremonial headdress, and one gray clay standing figure with ornate headdress; (largest) ht. 6.5, wd.

These are believed to be Pre-Columbian Textile Spindle Whorls. There are a total of 3 made of clay, and each one has hand crafted designs consisting of line, circle, and dot patterns. Two are spherica

PRE-COLUMBIAN, TERRACOTTA DOUBLE BIRD WHISTLE, H 1 1/2", W 3":having two pointed feet. Brown tones, whistle hole in one bird's head. DuMouchelles does not guarantee the age of this article. Please pre

Pre-Columbian black Chimu pottery whistle vessel, comprised of two spherical chambers each with a rounded base and connected to one another via a thick tube, front displays an anthropomorphic figure,

DESCRIPTION: (2Pc) Two Pre Columbian pottery effigies, one bird formed vessel with polychrome remints and the other a seated figure with decorated garb and headress, designed as whistle. ORIGIN: South

Pre Columbian Nazca Ceramic Fish Bowl 3.5''x7.25''. Repeating polychrome painted decoration on red clay body. One tiny flake to top rim. No other damage. 400 to 600AD, Peru.

Pre-Columbian, Western Mexico, Colima, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. A wonderful pair of hand-built pottery figural whistles. Both playing drums, the larger figure is depicted seated, while the shorter one s

Ancient terracotta clay Nayarit Figure from West Mexico, ca. 100 B.C.-250 A.D. San Sebastian type supported on a two legs and stylized stool, decorated with earrings and hat with one hand held to its

Colima Peru Red Clay Ovoid Footed Jar with two opposing frogs at flared lip, 13 1/2" x 9", reconstructed foot, partial loss to one frog.

DESCRIPTION: Probably Pre-Columbian clay whistle. Features the motif of a male figure wearing a pointed head dress. Paint is still visible along his body in hues of red and blue. Appears akin to Bahia