Ancient / Ethnographic Spring Variety Part II

Gallup Anasazi Black on White Polychrome Bowl

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Boulder County, CO, United States

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Ancient / Ethnographic Spring Variety Part II

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Looking for bargains on authentic ancient and ethnographic art? Missed the first part of this auction we ran on April 16? Then be sure to join us May 21 for the second part of our Spring Variety sale which will once again feature Ancient, Pre-Columbian and Ethnographic art from all over the world... at price points everyone's budget will love! Our variety auctions are a great opportunity for both new and seasoned collectors, as well as fellow dealers. Many group lots offer an easy way to boost a burgeoning collection. As those who frequent Artemis Gallery LIVE auctions will notice, this sale will offer up splendid pieces from the ancient Classical world, with examples from the Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, Holy Land, Near East and more. The Far East is very well represented with pieces spanning thousands of years, from the Chinese Neolithic period to the Ming Dynasty. The history of the Americas is shown through the Pre-Columbian artifacts from the cultures of Central and South America, show-casing the cultures of the Maya, Olmec, Nazca, Moche, and more. Examples of Native American, Spanish Colonial, Oceanic, Ethnographic, and 19th century Mexican art close the wide-ranging auction. All items in this auction are legal to buy/sell under U.S. statute covering cultural patrimony per United States Code 2600, CHAPTER 14 -- CONVENTION ON CULTURAL PROPERTY, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids.

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Antique Mexican Retablo, El Nino de Atocha: Mexico, ca. 19th Century CE. An antique painting on tin depicting the Christ Child as El Nino de Atocha. The tradition of the child may be traced back to a suburb of Madrid, where prisoners of the

0049: Antique Mexican Retablo, El Nino de AtochaEst. US$250-US$350Lot Passed

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Khmer Bronze Mold for Buddhist Votive Tablet: Cambodia, ca. 12th-14th Century CE. Solid bronze mold presents the 'triad Mahayana', the seated Buddha which is protected by the heads of Naga; Avalokiteshvara stands to his right and Prajnaparamita

0050: Khmer Bronze Mold for Buddhist Votive TabletEst. US$500-US$750

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Ban Chiang Bronze Flared Vase: Thailand, 2nd to 1st Millennia BCE. Cylindrical body tapers to a neck with an extreme flared rim and flat bottom. Bronze has developed an excellent green patina. 4-3/4"H x 5-1/4"W. Provenance:

0051: Ban Chiang Bronze Flared VaseEst. US$400-US$600

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Antique Mexican Retablo, Mater Dolorosa: Mexico, ca. 19th Century CE. An antique tin painting depicting the Mater Dolorosa. This example depicts the mourning Holy Mother on the day of Crucifixion. She is shown in dark robes, with clasped

0052: Antique Mexican Retablo, Mater DolorosaEst. US$200-US$300

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19th C. Mexican Retablo, San Francisco De Paula: Mexico, ca. 19th Century CE. An antique tin retablo depicting St. Francis of Paolo shown here wearing the simple robes of his order, his hands crossed on his chest. His face is lined with age, his

0053: 19th C. Mexican Retablo, San Francisco De PaulaEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

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Antique Mexican Tin Retablo, La Trinidad: Mexico, ca. 19th Century CE. This example depicts the Holy Trinity seated upon billowing clouds. Jesus is on the right hand of the Father, while the Holy Spirit is at his left. Christ's hands and

0054: Antique Mexican Tin Retablo, La TrinidadEst. US$200-US$300

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St. Johns Anasazi Black-on-Red Polychrome Bowl: Native American, North America, east central Arizona and west central New Mexico, Anasazi culture, Early/Late Pueblo III, ca. 1150-1300 CE. The Anasazi developed from an earlier culture known as the

0055: St. Johns Anasazi Black-on-Red Polychrome BowlEst. US$200-US$300

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Gallup Anasazi Black on White Polychrome Bowl: Native American, North America, east central Arizona and west central New Mexico, Anasazi culture, ca. 1030-1125 CE. The Anasazi developed from an earlier culture known as the Oshara, comprised of

0056: Gallup Anasazi Black on White Polychrome BowlEst. US$300-US$400

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Prehistoric Anasazi Black-on-White Pottery Pitcher: Native American, North America, New Mexico, Arizona and Northern Mexico, Mogollon, Anasazi Culture, ca. 1100-1200. Mogollon pottery was created with iron-rich volcanic clays which fire to dark brown

0057: Prehistoric Anasazi Black-on-White Pottery PitcherEst. US$300-US$400

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Lot of 7 Ancient Terracotta Oil Lamps: Holy Land, ca. early 1st Millennium CE. Seven mold made oil lamps representing four styles of ancient oil lamps. All sharing a center filling hole and a wick holes in the front. 2" to 3-1/2"L.

0058: Lot of 7 Ancient Terracotta Oil LampsEst. US$500-US$600

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Salado Corrugated Olla + Hohokam Gila Pitcher: Native American, Southeastern Arizona, Tonto Basin, Salado culture, ca. 1350-1600 CE and Native American, North America, Southwest, Hohokam culture, ca. 150 CE - 1450 CE (both examples date to the

0059: Salado Corrugated Olla + Hohokam Gila PitcherEst. US$300-US$400Lot Passed

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Salado Corrugated Bowl- Tonto Basin: Native American, North America, Southeastern Arizona, Tonto Basin, Salado culture, ca. 1350-1600 CE. The Salado (Spanish for "salty") peoples migrated to the Salt River in Southeastern Arizona.

0060: Salado Corrugated Bowl- Tonto BasinEst. US$200-US$300

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Prehistoric Salado Corrugated Redware Bowl (Tonto: Native American, North America, Southeastern Arizona, Tonto Basin, Salado culture, ca. 1350-1600 CE. Impressive redware of the Tonto basin representing the Salado culture. The Salado (Spanish for

0061: Prehistoric Salado Corrugated Redware Bowl (TontoEst. US$200-US$300

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Gila Polychrome Jar + Near-Miniature Anasazi Corrugated: Native American, North America, Southeastern Arizona, Tonto Basin, Salado culture, ca. 1350-1600 CE. The Salado (Spanish for "salty") peoples migrated from Mexico to the Salt River in Southeastern

0062: Gila Polychrome Jar + Near-Miniature Anasazi CorrugatedEst. US$300-US$500

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Prehistoric Salado Corrugated Bowl: Native American, North America, Southeastern Arizona, Tonto Basin, Salado culture, ca. 1350-1600 CE. The Salado (Spanish for "salty") peoples migrated to the Salt River in Southeastern Arizona. They

0063: Prehistoric Salado Corrugated BowlEst. US$200-US$400Lot Passed

Lot of 2 Hohokam Gila Red Onion Skin Vessels: Native American, North America, southern Arizona, Gila butte, Hohokam culture, ca. 150 CE - 1100 CE (larger vessel) and ca. 500 - 700 CE (smaller vessel) - both examples date to the same period as

0064: Lot of 2 Hohokam Gila Red Onion Skin VesselsEst. US$600-US$900Lot Passed

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Hohokam Gila Red Onion Skin Vessel - Rare Tall Neck: Native American, North America, southern Arizona, Hohokam culture, ca. 150 CE - 1150 CE. According to archaeologist Emil Haury, the Hohokam were "masters of the desert". Indeed Hohokam culture

0065: Hohokam Gila Red Onion Skin Vessel - Rare Tall NeckEst. US$300-US$400

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Prehistoric Hohokam Gila Red Onion Skin Scoop: Native American, southern Arizona, Phoenix basin, Hohokam culture, ca. 150 CE - 1100 CE. The Hohokam peoples excelled in the art of ceramics. Using distinct firing techniques and paints they

0066: Prehistoric Hohokam Gila Red Onion Skin ScoopEst. US$400-US$500Lot Passed

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Prehistoric Hohokam Gila Onion Skin Butte: Native American, southern Arizona, Phoenix basin, Hohokam culture, ca. 500 - 700 CE (dating to the same period as the Anasazi). The Hohokam peoples excelled in the art of ceramics. Using distinct

0067: Prehistoric Hohokam Gila Onion Skin ButteEst. US$200-US$300

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18th / 19th C. Dutch Delft Tile - Sailing Boat: Netherlands, ca. 18th - 19th century. A Delft tile, painted in an eggplant/aubergine color, depicting a large sail boat on the ocean, with clouds and other boats in background. Floral design in each

0068: 18th / 19th C. Dutch Delft Tile - Sailing BoatEst. US$150-US$200

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Lot of 3 19th C. Dutch Delft Hand painted Tiles (1): Netherlands, ca. 19th century CE. A lot of three tiles, painted and glazed ceramic, depicting a blacksmith, a man splitting rock, and a man at a loom. Vibrant colors!. 5-1/2" x 5-1/2". Provenance:

0069: Lot of 3 19th C. Dutch Delft Hand painted Tiles (1)Est. US$300-US$500Lot Passed

Lot of 3 19th C. Dutch Delft Hand painted Tiles (2): Netherlands, ca. 19th century CE. A set of three Dutch ceramic tiles, painted and glazed, depicting men at work. The first depicts a man chopping wood, the second sealing a wooden cask, and the third

0070: Lot of 3 19th C. Dutch Delft Hand painted Tiles (2)Est. US$300-US$400Lot Passed

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Lot of 4 Native American Hohokam Ceramics: North America, Southwest likely Arizona, ca. 1150-1450 CE. This group of four pieces of Hohokam pottery includes redware and plainware, including 2 scoops. Hohokam pottery was similar to the pottery

0071: Lot of 4 Native American Hohokam CeramicsEst. US$300-US$500

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Rare Hohokam Sacatan Vessel, Lizard Motif: North America, Southwest, Arizona, Hohokam culture, ca. 900-1100 CE. Very rare Hohokam vessel of the Sacatan Red on Buff phase. This example of Hohokam decorated pottery features a handsome

0072: Rare Hohokam Sacatan Vessel, Lizard MotifEst. US$700-US$900

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