Mexican Tin Sconces

Item: Pair of Old Mexican Tin Scones (for candles) Origin: Mexico Medium/Materials: Leaded glass enclosures Dimensions: 14 inches long, 10 inches wide Shipping Domestic: Shipping rates are determined

Pair Of Vintage Mexican Tin Candle Sconces. Marked "Hecho En Mexico." Each Approximately 12.875L x 7.0625W x 2.625D in.

Mexican tin candle sconces with perforated hand form shade and fan form back plate, singed and dated on reverse (partially illegible) "... Hecho/ San Miguel de Allende Mexico 1996." 15" H x 14" W x 3"

Mexican Hand Crafted Folk Art Wall Sconce for a tapered candle. Cut out of tin and decorated . Vibrant colors of fuchsia and blue. A built in box holding the candle and ready to be hung on the wall. M

PAIR SUNBURST TIN SCONCES WITH THREE CANDLE CUPS EACH, 10 X 15.5

Spanish Colonial, Mexico, ca. 19th century CE. A colorful Mexican retablo representing "La Cruz de Animas" (Cross of Souls) painted on heavy gauge tin upon a handmade wooden mount. The composition dep

Spanish Colonial, Mexico, ca. 19th century CE. A hand-painted and gilded Mano Poderosa or Los Cinco Personas retablo depicting five holy figures perched at the tips of a detached hand who represent th

Spanish Colonial, Mexico, ca. 19th century CE. A superb retablo depicting El Nino Cautivo (Captive Child) - a very rare subject in retablo art. The artist who painted this retablo depicted the Captive

Unframed Mexican retablo on tinned steel, 19th c., Saint James Matamoros the Moor-Slayer, depicted on horseback with raised sword, having small metal ring at top for hanging, unsigned, approx 10" h, 7

Spanish Colonial, Mexico, 19th century CE. A very fine Mexican folk retablo created by Concepcion Avila, also known as the Bee Sting Lip Painter - one of the great retablo masters whose unique painter

19th century, 8 1/2" wide, 15 1/2"high, 4 1/2" deep. A similar example is in the Henry Ford Museum. CONDITION: Good antique condition. Expected scattered losses to decoration.

Ildeberto "Eddie" Delgado(1883 - 1973)New Mexican Tin Mirror, ca. 1930tin and glassinscribed verso: MADE BY / EDDIE DELGADO / IN SANTA FE, C. 1930 / PURCHASED FROM / WEB YOUNG / 197523 1/2 x

Mexico, ca. late 19th century CE. Finely painted tin retablo depicting Santa Eduviges, also known as Saint Hedwig or Saint Eduwiges. Santa Eduviges, one of the most obscure subjects in retablo art, is

New World, Mexico, ca. 19th century CE. A delicate tin resplendor, a crown made for a saint statue (santo) in a church. The crown is repousse, with a round, crenellated headpiece and a halo-like attac

FOUR MEXICAN TIN RETABLOSMexican, 18th or 19th century, oil on tin. Laminas/votive paintings, each depicting the Santo Nino de Atocha in varying fashions, consistently wearing the characteristic feath

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Spanish Colonial, Mexico, ca. late 19th century CE. A dramatic, hand-painted gauge tin retablo depicting Saint Camillus de Lellis (also Camillo, San Camilo) in his black habit attending to a man on hi

Mexico, 1909 CE. One of the finest retablos we have seen, this is a bright and well-painted piece of devotional folk art. It shows two people praying before an altar to the Virgin Mary; bright colors

Latin America, Mexico, ca. 19th century CE. A colorful Mexican retablo representing "La Cruz de Animas" (Cross of Souls) painted on heavy gauge tin, depicting Christ on the Cross, flanked by the sun a

Latin America, Mexico, ca. 19th century CE. A striking tin retablo painted with the image of the crowned Virgin of Guadalupe with hands together in a prayerful gesture, a soft oval visage, and lowered

Latin America, Mexico, Spanish Colonial, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A beautifully painted Mexican retablo depicting the Holy Trinity dressed in robes of rich, deep red and blue hues with golden deta

Santos Painted Tin Nicho - Dating back to the Spanish Colonial period, the tradition of creating ornately decorated vertical "diorama box", or nichos, has come to define Mexican folk art. Nichos are s

Mexico, ca. 1875. Wonderfully executed paint on tin retablo in the form of La Madre de la Cruz. Our Lady of the Light or Holy Mother of the Light expresses a Catholic Marian devotion that comes from a

Spanish Colonial, Mexico, ca. 19th century CE. A fine antique Mexican retablo depicting Santa Librata in rich jewel tones on heavy gauge tin, set on a wood mount and wired for suspension. The legend o