Olmec, c.500 - 900 AD. A burnished gray t

Ancient Pre-Columbian, Veracruz figure c.500-900 AD. Size 13 1/2 inches high. Rare Hollow pottery Male figure standing with smiling face wearing large necklace, separately made articulated arms, left

Ancient Byzantine Bronze Coin set in Silver Necklace. Size 20 inches length of necklace. Ancient byzantine bronze coin of Justinianus c.500-900 AD Set in Modern Silver pendant and Necklace.

Ancient Pre Columbian Mayan Pottery Head Mexico. c.500-900 AD. Size 4 inches high. 5 inches widest point. A buff-brown pottery head, originally from figure. depicted wearing headdress with face wearin

Ancient Pre Columbian Mayan Pottery Head Mexico. c.500-900 AD. Size 3 1/2 inches high. 5 inches widest point. A buff-brown pottery head, originally from figure. depicted wearing headdress. Mounted on

Ancient Pre Columbian Mayan Terracotta Bird Head Mexico. c.500-900 AD. Size 3 1/2 inches wide, 2 3/4 inches high. A reddish terracotta head of Bird, fragment from full figure. Provenance: Ex NYC Colle

Ancient Pre Columbian Mayan Terracotta Heads Mexico. c.500-900 AD (2). Size 1 - 1 3/4 inches high. A reddish terracotta heads fragments from full figures. Provenance: Ex NYC Collection of Erich, Helga

Pre-Columbian. Mayan Territories, Classic Period. ca. A.D. 250-900. Burnished and glazed Terra Cotta. Cracked and glued. Very stable and hard to see repair. Displays nicely and makes for great convers

Pre-Columbian Olmec tranfornation figure, Mexico, ca. 900-600 AD. Small carved serpentine seated figure in transformation to a jaguar. 3.1" H. Private Texas collection, 1960

A fantastic Anasazi large deep black on gray bowl, Southwest USA, AD 900 – 1200, the interior beautifully decorated with a geometric interlocking 4-pointed star design. Dia: 9 ¼ in (23.5 cm); H: 5

A Pre-Columbian Carved and Painted Cylinder Vase, Pre 900 AD, Possibly Mayan Honduras ULUA Valley. With basket weave motif. H: 5 1/4 x Dia: 3 5/8 in. An important Cleveland collector.

Pre Columbian Mayan Effigy Bowls (3)Ca. 600 to 900 AD.Rounded bowls with slightly raised rim and painted and burnished surfaces. One Brown one with incised design (repaired) A red ware bowl with protr

A Veracruz Fragmentary Pottery Figure Mexico, Late Classic, Circa 600-900 A.D. Height 6 inches. Provenance: Private Collection, Illinois Richard Gray Gallery, Chicago, 1984 Private Collection, Chicago

A Mochica Pottery Stirrup Vessel Peru, Circa 400-900 A.D. Height 8 1/4 inches. Provenance: Richard Gray Gallery, Chicago Property from the Estate of Billie Ross, Chicago, Illinois

1st item: Painted gray Pueblo style pottery with geometric design. 6" H x 10" D. Inscribed on bottom - During the period known as Pueblo 1 (+750-900 AD), the dominant pottery was poorly painted block

**Originally Listed At $1000** Pre-Columbian, southern Mexico to Guatemala, Olmec culture, ca. 900 to 500 BCE. A graceful blackware bowl with thick walls incised with a minimalist, linear decoration.

A Large Veracruz Figure c. 600 - 900 ADOne-half life size figure, wearing a tall

A Cocle Polychrome Platec. 600 - 900 AD Painted with an encircling serpent with ha

A Large Cocle Polychrome Platec. 600 - 900 AD Raised on a short circular foot, pai

Two Cocle Polychrome Ceramicsc. 600 - 900 AD One with a wide pedestal base rising to a

A Maya Stucco Glyph  Mexico or Guatemala, Circa 650-900 A.D. Width 6 1/2 inches (16.5 cm). Property from the Collection of Ms. Joy Favret, Columbus, Ohio Provenance: Estate of Dr. William R., Upp

Veracruz Avian Skull Hacha (300-900 AD) Hachas are a distinctive form associated with art from the Classic Veracruz culture, which flourished along the coast of the Gulf of Mexico between A.D. 300 and

A Moche Fine-Line Stirrup Vessel with Battle Scene Peru, Early Intermediate Period - Middle Horizon, c 200-900 AD Hollow earthenware with red, brown and cream paints. One half

A Maya Molded Female Personage Guatemala, Circa 650-900 A.D. Height 18 inches. Provenance: Sotheby's, New York, Important Pre Columbian Art, 12-13 May 1983, Lot 206

An important Veracruz head from Mexico, ca. 600-900 A.D. This monumental size head would have been part of an incensario figure dedicated to the god Chaac. The realistic expression on the face is stri