Pre-Columbian Figurine Fragment and Pottery Shard

Pre-Columbian Figurine Fragment and Pottery Shard Assortment (28) items including Remojadas and Huastec head and torso fragments from Veracruz; (3) San Jeronimo head fragments from Guerrero; and examp

PRE-COLUMBIAN SALVAGED ART POTTERY HEAD FRAGMENT ARTIFACT FIGURINE——MEASURES APPROXIMATELY —3"——All items Located in Hollywood Florida Warehouse. Thank you for your inqui

PRE-COLUMBIAN SALVAGED ART POTTERY HEAD FRAGMENT ARTIFACT FIGURINE——MEASURES APPROXIMATELY —2"X2"——All items Located in Hollywood Florida Warehouse. Thank you for your in

2PC PRE-COLUMBIAN SALVAGED HEAD FRAGMENT ART POTTERY ARTIFACT FIGURINES ——EACH PIECE MEASURES APPROXIMATELY —4"X2"—— OUR CURRENT AUCTION FEATURES MANY MORE PRE-COLUMBIAN

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, Mexico, Teotihuacan, ca. 500 to 700 CE. An attractive pottery fragment of a Teotihuacan lord or governor with almond-shaped eyes and a prominent nose, separate

Mesoamerica Grouping of Statues of unknown age, Pottery Fragments, and a Vase. Markings include Mycenae, Paestum Roman, Mayan Shards from Belize. Mexican Vase 7.0625 in (l)x 7 in (w), Ceramic Seated P

Pair of figural Pre-Columbian style figures of seated women. Crafted of terra cotta type pottery with hand painted finish. Comes together with fragments of other statues. Largest measures 12 3/4" x 7"

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, Ecuador, Valdivian culture, ca. 3500 to 1500 BCE. A hand-built pottery Venus figurine of feminine form with minimalist features including a set of slit form ey

DESCRIPTION: Two pre-Columbian figurine artifact fragments: one "pretty lady" head from the Tlatilco culture, one Mayan dignitary head wearing a toucan headdress and embellished with blue paint. Mayan

Pre-Columbian pottery shard in the form of a frog, origin unknown but believed to be adjacent to be Wari 2 x 2"; "‹"‹"‹"‹"‹"‹"‹Provenance: A San Antonio, TX Estate We happily provide

Pre Columbian Pottery Heads with custom built wood stands, the largest of which measures 4 inches tall including stand, Provenance: Ruth Frank Collection

A worn fragment of a terra cotta figurine. The feet of a robed character on a base. Issued: Pre Columbian Dimensions: 2.25"H Country of Origin: The Americas

Lot Pre-Columbian Pottery Face Shards & African Wood Figural Statue & Stand (TGLI9176/11)(WT) Dimensions: Faces 1/2" to 2 3/4", female/male 12 1/2", 14 1/2" overall

8 Pre-Columbian pottery shards including Heads, 3 partial figures and oil lamp bird

Group of 12 ancient pottery shards including Pre-Columbian, Ancient Roman & Holyland - handles, base & sides pieces. Approx 1" - 4" sized pieces.

Pre-Columbian Figurine and Fragment Assortment (20) items including a larger head having a label reading 'Tula Hidalgo'; a Colima flat figurine; Colima and West Mexico items and a Tumaco-La Tolita fig

**Previously Listed At $150** Pre-Columbian, Ecuador, Valdivian culture, ca. 3500 BCE (pottery piece), and Pre-Columbian, Peru, Chimu, ca. 1100 to 1470 CE (bronze). A reddish pottery head with thin sl

A terracotta artifact of a female figurine. Torso and legs. Issued: Pre Columbian Dimensions: 3.5"H Country of Origin: The Americas

Strip of a Pre-Columbian Andean woven textile, the orange and magenta dyes maintaining their glowing intensity, offered together with a small early pottery vessel with round base and narrow neck with

A group of two Ethnographic works on board. ++ Pre-Inca pottery style shards showing two Mochican warriors. Acquired in Lima, Peru. 1985. Mounted on orange board, unframed. 10" x 12 3/4". ++ Wrapped c

Pre-Columbian Style Figurine and Fragment Assortment Over (10) pounds of figures and head fragments including an articulated Teotihuacan figurine, a seated Teotihuacan style having remnants of pigment

Pre Columbian Maya or Mixtec terracotta polychrome decorated pottery shard from a large vessel. Comes with stand. 6th to 8th Century A.D. PRROVENANCE Formerly on loan to the Terganza Museum, San Franc

FIVE PRE-COLUMBIAN POTTERY FRAGMENTSMesoamerican, pottery. Four (4) Mayan and other head fragments together with a possibly Pre-Columbian processional architectural brick in human form.1 1/2 in. (3.8

**Originally Listed At $50** Pre-Columbian, Central Mexico, Teotihuacan, ca. 3rd to 7th century CE; Gulf Coast Mexico, Veracruz, ca. 550 to 950 CE. A wonderful group of three hand-built terracotta pie