Pre Columbian Ceramic Bird Sculpture

Pre Columbian Ceramic Bird Sculpture. Total Weight 291.5 grams. Measures 6 1/2 inches high x 5 1/2 inches wide.

Two pieces of ancient Pre-Columbian artifacts comprising one bird head stone bust sculpture and one ceramic pottery redware handled bird form effigy vessel or cup, both mounted on wood stands. Vase: 4

Pre Columbian Ceramic Sculpture. Measures 6 1/2 inches high. Total weight 331.0 grams

Large Mayan Painted Ceramic Sculpture Two Warriors Fighting. Originally part of Halle Berry's collection. Some restoration, please see photos. Measures 22 inches H x 22 W x 15 deep.

Figure appears to be pre Columbian. Piece is ceramic. Depict a male figure holding post. Piece is terra cotta toned with black speckled detail. Measures approx 10.5 inches tall 5.5 inches wide 5 inche

12"x 6.5"x 4.5"

DESCRIPTION: Pre-Columbian style ceramic sculpture depicting a figure wearing a headdress. Provenance: Purchased in Venezuela during the 1950s by William Moraskie, a prominent cinema executive. CIRCA:

DESCRIPTION: Pre-Columbian style ceramic sculpture depicting a seated figure with a hunchback and featuring red tones. Provenance: Purchased in Venezuela during the 1950s by William Moraskie, a promin

Pre Columbian Colima manner ceramic sculpture depicting two dancing dogs, apparently unsigned. 8.5" H x 7" W x 5" D.

Pre-Columbian, Ecuador, Chorrera culture, ca. 500 BCE. A red-brown terracotta rectangular double lobed vessel with a bridge handle between the lobes. A diminutive bird perches on the top front lobe, p

Mayan Style , Incan Style, Terra cotta, ceramic, pottery, pink green white and slate toned Ceramic, clay Sculpture. Appears to be hand painted. Has some wear due to age. Measures approx 17 inches tall

Pre-Columbian,circa 400-600 CE. Terracotta ceramic sculpture. Pre-Columbian head, Remojadas culture, Veracruz, a fragment from a larger figure. Approx. 10 in. H. Weight 2 lbs. 14 oz. Overall good cond

Pre-Columbian Jalisco, Western Mexico, ceramic pottery sculpture depicting a seated warrior figure donning a helmet, nose piercing, and wrist, ankle, and arm bracelets, with remnants of polychrome pai

Pre Columbian Nicoya Bird Effigy Ceramic Tripod Vessel 9.5''x7.5''. Impressive polychrome decorated vessel with figural bird head effigy. One foot has been reconstructed. 1000 to 1500AD, Costa Rica.

Pre Columbian La Selva Bird Effigy Ceramic Tripod Vessel 12.75''x8.75''. Rattel feet with figural bird head effigy. Reconstructed legs and body. 400 to 700AD, Costa Rica.

Pre-Columbian & Mayan style ceramic pottery pieces, bowl, seated sculpture and two fragments on acrylic bases, four. Largest: 10" H. Seated sculpture with repair to both arms and right shoulder; missi

14pc Pre Columbian Ceramic Fragments. Sizes range from 1.5'' to 6'' and include bird and figure effigy figures. Mostly Costa Rican and West Mexico.

Provenance:Property from The Saul Brandman Foundation, Beverly Hills, California.The auction featuring items from the Saul Brandman Foundation. Sculpture in Pre-Columbian style and pottery fabrication

Pre-Columbian Ceramic Head with Letter. This is an excellent ancient ceramic sculpture/artifact of a mans head. Included is a signed letter of authenticity. Dimensions are 2 in h x 2 in w x 2.25 in d.

(Lot of 9) Pre-Columbian ceramic ocarinas and whistles, having figural and zoomorphic designs depicting shamans with elaborate incised garments, birds and other animals, encased in a quarter sawn oak

Pair of Colima style ceramic sculptures, depicting dogs, marked The Colima were a pre-Columbian culture in Northwestern Mexico that favored a naturalistic ceramic style. While several different theme

Chimu ceramic blackware stirrup vessel, Central Coastal Peru (1476-1522 AD), a kneeling man wearing a loincloth & cap on a raft appears to be steering the boat form body, a bird sits on the stirrup ag

a) bird shaped clay pipel, c. 600 - 1450 AD, inscribed: "L. 5/28 - Peru - C. Sutorius - L. 5/28", very nicely modeled object, h: 7. 3 cm b) Inca, anthropomorphic figure, bronze alloy, inscribed: "L.5/

A choice Pre-Columbian ceramic ear spool, c. AD 1100 - 1450, the facing side featuring an open-work image of two birds, each with incised detail, within a circular frame. Well-preserved with nice glos