Group of Four Mexican Skull Masks

Group of four Mexican paper mache painted skull masks with various designs; overall good condition; the largest H 11" x W 6" x D 3 1/2" (approx.)

A group of four Guatemalan/Mexican Masks. Wood, porcelain, pigment, and natural fibers. 20th Century. Guatemala or Mexico. Smallest: 6 3/4" x 5 3/4". Largest: 9 3/4" x 6 1/2". Condition: Pigment loss,

Group of four Mexican dance masks, including examples from Guerrero, Puebla, etc. featuring one signed and dated mask height 10 in. x width 6 in. x depth 4 in. / largest Provenance: Property from th

Group of four Mexican and Guatemalan masks: two of carnival design with uncanny features and glass inset eyes; together with two tigres, one with closed mouth and black stripes, the other with open mo

Four Mexican Tribal MasksGroup of four various Mexican tribal masks: Guerrero polychromed copper mask of an old man; colorful Huichol beaded mask of a man; together with two carved wood and polychrome

Group of four Mexican painted wood 'tigre' (jaguar) dance masks; of varying forms and styles; three with inlaid glass eyes; H: 11 3/4" (largest, approx.); one with wood sta

Group of 4 Vintage Mexican and Guatemalan Festival Masks. Carved and painted wood. Ranging in Size from: 9'' x 7'' x 5.5'' (23 x 18 x 14 cm) to 12'' x 14.75'' x 8'' (30 x 37 x 20 cm).

A group of four African figural objects. 20th century. ++ Animal skull with leather and twine. West Africa. 10" x 10" x 16". ++ Monkey mask. 12" x 9" x 7". ++ Ejagham headcrest. Nigeria. 10" x 8" x 9"

A group of Mexican carved wood masks19th/early 20th century; Oaxaca, MexicoEach unmarkedComprising six carved wood masks, four with polychrome and one with applied leather and horse hair, each set on

A group of Mexican jewelryMid/late 20th centuryThree stamped for Mexico and with a crown markFour works comprising three mixed metal pendant necklaces with figural and clay mask motifs with enamel acc

A group of four masks. ++ A oval shaped wooden painted face mask, DRC, Lega style. 20th century,. ++ A white and tan face mask, Gabon Kota style. 20th century,. ++ A cream colored face mask with diago

Weighing 212 grams total weight. Width ranges 3/4" x 7/8". We ship most items in house. Exclusions include furniture, oversized framed artwork and heavier items. Please inquire for shipping quotes.

comprising a large Guanajuato Chupicuaro style jar with dragonfly slip design, handled bowl, small figure and head from a larger figure. Largest: 6" high, 8 1/2" deep. Provenance: Property of a Spring

19th/20th Century Mexican School. A group of four Mexican retablos: Our Lady of Refuge, Our Lady of Sorrows, Saint Raphael Archangel, and the Holy Trinity. Oil on tin. Unsigned. One 10 1/4" H x 7 3/8"

Group of four Mexican folk art Tonala figurines, featuring two mixed media brass and ceramic figures, one burnished cat, one burnished dove height 9.5 in. x width 6.5 in. x depth 5 in. / tallest Pro

MEXICO, 20TH CENTURY A group of four Mexican tribal geometric woven textiles. The lot includes two large vibrantly woven textiles each with central diamond form and two neutral tone table warmers. Dim

Group of four Mexican Bandera redware ceramics, to include one set of three Tlaquepaque style lidded pots, with matching glazed decoration, one decorative vase, with figural bird motif, supported on t

Group of three antique carved masks which include a devil/demon face with curled nose and two male faces. Mexican. Smallest: H 8-1/2" W 6" Largest: H 7-1/2" W 5-7/8" D 11-1/4" Condition: Good with min

Four Guatemalan and Mexican carved and polychromed wood Carnival masks: two with gilt hair and moustaches, and inset glass eyes; one with protruding forehead and painted features; and one with uncanny

Mexico Group of Four Dance Masks, 20th CenturyEvidence of mask making in Mexico extends for thousands of years and was a well-established part of ritual life in Mexico when the Spanish arrived. In the

Various origins, dates and materials. Size of largest 6" by 5". (Cond: imperfections) (100/150)

Mexico Group of Four Dance Masks, 20th CenturyEvidence of mask making in Mexico extends for thousands of years and was a well-established part of ritual life in Mexico when the Spanish arrived. In the

Three JAGUARS and a LONG NOSE Festival Figure, four carved and painted wood masks, approximately 7 x 7 x 6”. (4)

American and Mexican, 20th century. A group of four pottery vessels comprising of a corrugated pot with cross motif, signed to underside "Sandaval", one small Mata Ortiz style polychrome red and black