Arms, Armour, Asian and Ethnographic Antiques

Japanese Fireman or Kaji Kabuto Helmet, Meiji period

Italian Embossed Steel Breastplate, 16th c. Negroli Style

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Brea, CA, United States

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Arms, Armour, Asian and Ethnographic Antiques

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Early November sale featuring arms and armour as well as Asian antiques from China, Japan and Korea, a wide variety of ethnographic ceramics and stone as well as other varied antiques

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Moche Molded Figural Stirrup Vessel, ca. 400 - 600 AD: Lovely pre-Columbian Moche stirrup vessel with molded human figure with handsome Andean facial features, on a honey pot style vessel with ribs along the body. Snail shell molded and affixed to the

0099: Moche Molded Figural Stirrup Vessel, ca. 400 - 600 ADEst. US$100-US$200Lot Passed

Jamacoaque Pottery Seated Female Figure: Ecuador, circa 500 AD. Lovely seated Jamacoaque woman painted in polychrome style with orange, green and cream coloring to her robes, jewelry and elaborate headdress. Size 6 3/4" H

0100: Jamacoaque Pottery Seated Female FigureEst. US$600-US$900Lot Passed

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Graeco-Roman Pottery Oil Lamps & Bottle: Lovely group of circa 1st to 3rd century AD oil lamps and redware bottle. Roman redware bottle with bulbous body, with delicate narrow handle and spout. Greyware lamp with wide spout and tondo. One

0101: Graeco-Roman Pottery Oil Lamps & BottleEst. US$400-US$600

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21 Majapahit Pottery Head Fragments: Indonesian circa 1294 to 1478 AD. Large group of twenty one pottery head fragments depicting animals, beast and human heads throughout. Each piece formerly part of a larger complete piece, hand

0102: 21 Majapahit Pottery Head FragmentsEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

Two Tlatilco D-2 Type Heads: Group of Tlatilco, middle preclassic circa 1200-500 BC pottery fragment heads. Both with excellent remaining details to the facial features. Pierced and hollowed slit eyes, triangular protruding

0103: Two Tlatilco D-2 Type HeadsEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

North Syrian Pottery Ram, 1500 BC: Lovely buff clay votive depicting a ram with circular incised eyes, large horns, and protruding rounded snout. Size 4" L x 2 3/4" Hex-New York, New York collection, ex-William Marion Schulevitz

0104: North Syrian Pottery Ram, 1500 BCEst. US$400-US$600Lot Passed

Indonesian Majapahit Pottery Female Bust, 1294 to 1478 AD: Lovely East Java, Indonesian pottery bust. Hand built buff clay bust. Her naturalistic ideal face with almond eyes, small triangular nose and serene expression. Wearing stylized earspools and

0105: Indonesian Majapahit Pottery Female Bust, 1294 to 1478 ADEst. US$250-US$375Lot Passed

Three Maya Pottery Heads, 600-900 AD: Late Classic circa 600 - 900 AD. Group of three Maya pottery heads, two humans and one zoomorphic animal, possibly representing a jaguar. Size of each approximately 1 1/2" Hex-New York, New York

0106: Three Maya Pottery Heads, 600-900 ADEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

Central American Stone Stargazers: Volcanic stone or basalt, one cubist stargazer in pink stone, the other triangular shaped with a schematic face. Size of each approximately 4" Lex-New York, New York collection

0107: Central American Stone StargazersEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

Tumaco La Tolita Pottery Figural Whistles Lot: Ecuador circa 300 BC-300 AD buff and grey clay whistles. Hand molded figural whistles, including two zoomorphic creatures in buff clay, and a hunched man in grey with an expressive face. Each

0108: Tumaco La Tolita Pottery Figural Whistles LotEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

Olmec Pottery Masket and Headless Figure: Pre-Classic circa 1150 to 550 BC. Excellent strong Olmec characteristic in the molded solid figural fragmented seated form, burnished surface throughout. Proto Maya mask is hollow and rattles. Each

0109: Olmec Pottery Masket and Headless FigureEst. US$400-US$600Lot Passed

Holyland Ochre Painted Handled Pouring Vessel: Eastern Mediterranean, circa 1500-500 BC. Uniquely shaped Hellenistic pottery vessel with short protruding cylindrical spout on the body, raised disc pedestal foot and high arched handle. Size

0110: Holyland Ochre Painted Handled Pouring VesselEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

Chupicuaro Bowl 100-300 BC: Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, 500 BCE-300 CE. High quality bowl with glazed surface and red color with 4 zig zag lines across the bowl horizontally, the bowl features an intact handle original to bowl.

0111: Chupicuaro Bowl 100-300 BCEst. US$300-US$400Lot Passed

Pre-Columbian Mother & Child seated Figure, Jama-Coaque 500 BCE-500 CE: Pre-Columbian, Ecuador Manabi province, Jama-Coaque culture 500 BCE-500 CE. Mother & child seated figure, from the Jama-Coaque culture famous for well modeled figured intricately detailed, this

0112: Pre-Columbian Mother & Child seated Figure, Jama-Coaque 500 BCE-500 CEEst. US$400-US$600Lot Passed

Pre-Columbian Textile Fragment, Peru: Pre-Columbian textile fragment, probably Nazca 100BCE-800CE. From the southern coast of Peru, with geometric bands of diagonal mountain patterns in red and black to interior and boarder, the top of

0113: Pre-Columbian Textile Fragment, PeruEst. US$300-US$400Lot Passed

Pre-Columbian Jadeite & Hardstone Beaded Necklace, Mezcala 500 BCE-650 CE: Pre-Columbian, probably Guerrero region, Mezcala culture (500 BCE - 650 CE). The necklace is held together with clasp at the rear and to main stone which has worn carving and old pigment. Consists of

0114: Pre-Columbian Jadeite & Hardstone Beaded Necklace, Mezcala 500 BCE-650 CEEst. US$500-US$600Lot Passed

Pre-Columbian Shell & Green Hardstone Necklace, Colima 300BCE-300CE: Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, Colima Culture 300BCE-300CE. Large wearable Colima shell necklace with long cylindric beads drilled to their center for suspension of typical Colima style and a single

0115: Pre-Columbian Shell & Green Hardstone Necklace, Colima 300BCE-300CEEst. US$600-US$800Lot Passed

Group of Three Ecuadorian Spindle Whorl Bracelets: Three beautifully strung bracelets with Ecuadorian terracotta spindle whorl beads featuring animal and avian designs as well as geometric incised designs. Size of largest bracelet 8"

0117: Group of Three Ecuadorian Spindle Whorl BraceletsEst. US$350-US$525Lot Passed

Pre-Columbian Shaman Figure, Colima 300BCE-400CE: Pre-Columbian, West Mexico Colima 300 BCE-400 CE. A fine flat figure in a seated position depicting a shaman or male figure with simple dress, nose ring, large bead necklace, and typical headdress. 5

0118: Pre-Columbian Shaman Figure, Colima 300BCE-400CEEst. US$400-US$600Lot Passed

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Pre-Columbian Blackware Bowl, Chimu 900-1470 CE: Pre-Columbian, Peru, Chimu 900-1470 CE. A molded blackware bowl with bands of geometric patterns and a animalistic face raised to front and back of bowl, tapered to the top and bulbus with a flared

0119: Pre-Columbian Blackware Bowl, Chimu 900-1470 CEEst. US$200-US$300

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Pre-Columbian Peruvian Embossed Gold Earrings, Chimu 10th-15th c.: South America, Peru, Mesoamerican Chimu peoples 10th-15th C. circular gold embossed earrings of fine form with raised embossed bulbs to each. 1 3/4" W Chimu inhabited the North Coast of Peru and were

0120: Pre-Columbian Peruvian Embossed Gold Earrings, Chimu 10th-15th c.Est. US$500-US$750Lot Passed

Pre-Columbian Tripod Rattle Bowl, Chupicauro 400 - 100 BC: Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, Chupicauro 400 - 100 BC painted bowl with red slip and cream color decoration, the three legs are hollowed and served as ceremonial rattles in ceremony. 9 1/2" W x 5"

0121: Pre-Columbian Tripod Rattle Bowl, Chupicauro 400 - 100 BCEst. US$500-US$750Lot Passed

Ifugao Hand Carved Wood Spoons and Ladle: Left to right, a female serving spoon with headdress, barbed handle soup spoon, redwood temple shaped ladle. Size of largest 12" L

0122: Ifugao Hand Carved Wood Spoons and LadleEst. US$100-US$150Lot Passed

Pre-Columbian Toltec Pedestal Offering Dish, 900-1200 CE: Pre-Columbian, Toltec Culture 900-1200 CE, In a pedestal offering dish form with geometric tri-footed base with painted boarders throughout of black, white, and red. Size 8" W x 4" HEx-Jules Berman

0123: Pre-Columbian Toltec Pedestal Offering Dish, 900-1200 CEEst. US$400-US$600Lot Passed

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