7 Costa Rican pendants. 300 BC to 1500 AD.

A group of seven Costa Rican jade pendants. Largest: 7 3/8." Smallest: 2 3/8." 300 BC to 1500 AD. ++ One Guanacaste-Nicoya avian axe-god pendant. Guanacaste-Nicoya. ++ Two Guanacaste-Nicoya pendants.

A group of seven Cost Rican artifacts. Largest: 4 1/8." Smallest: 1 1/2." ++ Guanacaste-Nicoya jade axe-god pendant. 300 BC to 500 AD. Guanacaste-Nicoya. ++ Jade pendant. 300 BC - 500 AD. ++ Atlantic

A group of four Costa Rican celts & two pendants. Largest: 7 3/4." Smallest: 3 1/2." 300 BC to 1500 AD.

A group of nine Costa Rican artifacts. Largest: 6." Smallest: 1 1/2." ++ Three pendants. 300 BC to 1500 AD. ++ Guanacaste-Nicoya axe-god pendant. 300 BC to 500 AD. Guanacaste-Nicoya. ++ Atlantic Water

A group of two Costa Rican artifacts. 300 BC to 1500 AD. ++ Guanacaste-Nicoya celt fragments. 300 BC to 500 AD. Guanacaste-Nicoya. 1 3/4." ++ Atlantic Watershed figure pendant. AD 1000 - 1500. Atlanti

A group of four Costa Rican pendants & bead. Largest: 4 1/4." Smallest: 2 1/4." ++ Two Guanacaste-Nicoya axe-god pendants. Guanacaste-Nicoya. 300 BC to 500 AD. ++ Atlantic Watershed axe-god pendant. A

A beautiful Costa Rican greenstone pendant, c. AD 300 - 900, in the form of a stylized long beaked bird with human head, body and tail feathers indicated by lines, the beak with beautiful open-work. 2

A Costa Rican Jade Figural Pendant Guanacaste, Circa 300-700 A.D. Height 4 1/2 inches (11.4 cm). Property from a New York Collection Provenance: Property from a Midwestern Private Collection. Sotheby'

A group of Seven Costa Rican Pendants & Celt. Smallest: 1 3/4." Largest: 4 1/2." ++ Mayan Style Unfinished Pendant. 20th century. ++ Guanacaste-Nicoya Axe-God Pendant. 300 BCE to 500 CE. Guanacaste-Ni

A group of six Costa Rican pendants & bead. Largest: 8 3/4." Smallest: 1 3/4." ++ Two stone figurative pendants. 20th century. ++ Atlantic Watershed tubular bead. Atlantic Watershed. AD 300 - 700. + G

A group of Six Costa Rican Pendants & Two Celts. Smallest: 1 1/2." Largest: 4 1/2." ++ Two Pendants. 300 BCE to 1500 CE. ++ Three Guanacaste-Nicoya Pendants. 300 BCE to 500 CE. Guanacaste-Nicoya. ++ A

1 1/4" Jade Pendant. Ole Costa Rica. Nicoya District. Chortaga 200 BC-300 AD. Teaford Collection. Collection of Joseph Morrissey

A Costa Rican Jade Avian Pendant, ca. 200 - 600 A.D., a speckled green jade avian pendant with suspension holes at side. Dimensions: 2-7/8" L; weight: 1.6 oz. Provenance: Ez. Private collection, Brook

A Costa Rican Jade Bird Pendant Nicoya, Circa 500-1000 A.D. Height 6 3/16 inches (15.7 cm). Property from a New York Collection Provenance: Robert Stroessner, Colorado. Michael Robins, New Mexico. [wi

7 1/4" Jade Axe Pendant found in Liaoning Province Northeast China Neolithic Hongshan Culture. 5000 BC to 300 AD. Very nicely crafted axe pendant made from a light green jade. This piece exhibits easy

Antique metate grinding stone vessel. Costa Rica, Linea Vieja circa AD 1000-1500. Figural four legged stone utensil in the form of a jaguar great cat. Museum Inventory No. 7.2000.006. Provenance: Coll

Costa Rican Jade Axe God Pendant (100-500 AD) The long history of Jade carving in Costa Rica is seen in this in their detailed Axe God Pendants. For over 1400 years, beginning in 500 BC, the people of

A Costa Rican White Jade Axe Pendant of a Crouching Monkey Nicoya, Circa 500-1000 A.D. Height 4 3/16 inches (10.7 cm). Property from a New York Collection Provenance: Private Collection, Texas. [with

Two Pre-Columbian Figural Vessels, one Colima Culture, c. 300 BC, Mexico, h. 5 in., w. 4 1/2 in., d. 5 1/2 in.; other unidentified culture, c. 600 - 1100 AD, Costa Rica, h. 7 3/8 in., w. 5 1/4 in., d.

Mezcala Horny Toad Pendant (300 BC-500 AD) This rare dark green serpentine pendant has a single hole for suspension. The simple notch for the mouth, stub legs, and simple spikes are classic to the arc

A group of six Costa Rican artifacts. 300 BCE - 1500 CE. Largest: 5 1/2." Smallest: 2."

A group of six Costa Rican Artifacts. 300 BCE - 1500 CE. Smallest: 2". Largest: 5 1/2". Provenance: Costa Rican jades can be difficult to authenticate without thorough examination. These objects come

Pre-columbian El Bosque Type Figure from Costa Rican, ca. 1000-1500 A.D. Rotund figure with resist pattern and holes all over his head which may have held feathers at one point. Rare Type! 5-3/8" in h

Costa Rican Stone Figure, ca. 1000 - 1500 A.D. A volcanic rock stone figure of a squatting man, nicely detailed face, large holed earlobes, hair pulled back with adorned pony tail. Arms resting on kne