Remojadas, Figure of a Priest in Ceremonial Regalia,

Frank Relle (American, b.1976) Commissioned Monoprint Undated, unsigned, depicting figure in Native American Indian ceremonial regalia at the edge of a swamp, matted behind acrylic in a beige and gold

An excellent Zapotec figure from Mexico, ca. 100 - 500 AD. It is 4-1/4 in high and depicts an individual wearing a fancy headdress, large ear ornaments and extensive ceremonial regalia. Beautifully de

A very fine cast bronze sculpture of a ceremonial drummer in full regalia, with ornate design. The sculpture has been professionally mounted to a display stand. The figure on base measures 8.5 inches

West African, Nigeria. Yoruba beaded tunic / vest made of glass beads and cotton and depicting figures, snakes, geometric motifs, and animals. Traditionally worn on ceremonial occasions by priests ded

A very finely carved wooden sculpture featuring a seated figure with tall ram like horns, holding a ceremonial staff and horn, the regalia of chiefs. The figure is very well carved and shows some wear

A pair of cast bronze standing male and female figures in Egyptian attire holding ceremonial staffs after the sculptures by Emile Louis Picault (1833 - 1915), each black patina and parcel gilt bronze

Veracruz Remojadas smiling restrained figure from Mexico, ca. 500-800 A.D. These figures are relatively rare and were made with amazingly strict standards. It depicts a male on a platform/swing with h

Pre-Columbian Remojadas figure, ex-Mathias Komor, c. 200-500 CE, Vera Cruz, Mexico, terra cotta, depicting a smiling boy with movable arms, mounted on lucite stand, accompanied by copy of Mathias Komo

Yao Priest's Ceremonial Robe, S. China, Early 20th C.Silk embroidery on cotton. Size: 3'9'' x 2'10'' (114 x 86 cm). Provenance: Sylvia and Philip Chaplain Collection, New Hampshire.

Egypt, Third Intermediate to Late Dynastic Period, 22nd to 31st Dynasty, ca. 943 to 332 BCE. An interesting cast leaded-bronze figure of a striding priest atop an integral rectangular plinth. The prie

Large Musee Louvre Egyptian Figure Priest of Bastet. Sculpture measures 27 inches H, 31 with base. Some chipping to base, figure. Please see photos. Museum mark on base.

vintage oil/c Figures, ceremonial Gathering, unsigned, image size 16 x 20 inches, no frame

Carved marble bust of religious figure / priest with cross necklace and book, flat back, on a wooden plinth base. Bust: 15.5" H x 11" W x 7" D. Base: 6" H x 5.75" square.

Three Japanese Wood Okimono Carvings and Flag. 1. Silk Japanese flag. H 33-1/2" W 27". Red Circle surrounded by a flurry of writing. 2. Screaming carved wood figure (priest?)with slight loss at right

A tall contemporary carved wooden ancestor sculpture completely covered in hand hammered and decorated brass and adorned with ceremonial regalia such as feathers, basketry and beads. Fang peoples, Gab

Pair of cast silver plated bronze elephants in ceremonial regalia, with raised trunks. [14" H x 28" W x 10" D]. Areas of oxidation.

A stylized carved wooden female effigy with well weathered and eroded surface, yet what remains is stable. The Female is in classic form with ceremonial regalia, ringed neck, arm and leg bands, loin c

Spanish Colonial santo figure, Priest Saint, Central America, 19th c., carved wood with polychrome paint, dark hair and beard, dressed in moire chasuble with applied crosses, standing on a square base

Pewter rearing horse with brass accents, in ceremonial regalia, made in Hong Kong. [17 1/2" H x 22" W x 8" D]. Light wear; paint splatter; tail requiring reattachment.

Details: This lot consists of the antique Remojadas figure shown in the corresponding images.This piece (c.600-850AD) depicts the head of a warrior, with asphalt black paint on the face. This Pre-Col

This is a very fine cast bronze bell with a wonderful stylized face and features that are classic for the Yoruba arts. Such bronze bells are known as "Omo" and were part of the ceremonial regalia worn

Details: This lot consists of the antique Remojadas figure shown in the corresponding images.This piece (c.600-850AD) depicts the head of a warrior, with asphalt black paint on the face and a spiked

This hand painted clay Oaxacan Folk Art figure depicts a religious figure (Priest?), wearing a coat of human faces. It measures 15.5" tall X 6.5" across.

Group of six, antique and miniature, Southeast Asian bronze figures: priest-type with conical hat; Ganesha with mandorla; double-sided with Buddha and a Bodhisattva; winged and beaked deity; and two f