Reproductions of Precolumbian art. Pectoral in the form

A Le Beau Giclee is a Museum quality recreation of an original top artists' work on canvas by AFD. The techniques used are one of the most accurate forms of art reproduction today, utilizing 100% arch

A Le Beau Giclee is a Museum quality recreation of an original top artists' work on canvas by AFD. The techniques used are one of the most accurate forms of art reproduction today, utilizing 100% arch

A Le Beau Giclee is a Museum quality recreation of an original top artists' work on canvas by AFD. The techniques used are one of the most accurate forms of art reproduction today, utilizing 100% arch

A Le Beau Giclee is a Museum quality recreation of an original top artists' work on canvas by AFD. The techniques used are one of the most accurate forms of art reproduction today, utilizing 100% arch

A Le Beau Giclee is a Museum quality recreation of an original top artists' work on canvas by AFD. The techniques used are one of the most accurate forms of art reproduction today, utilizing 100% arch

A Le Beau Giclee is a Museum quality recreation of an original top artists' work on canvas by AFD. The techniques used are one of the most accurate forms of art reproduction today, utilizing 100% arch

Pre-Columbian Style Gold Figure Earrings, Reproductions of the Pre-Columbian Gold Art Pieces Found In Costa Rica, 14KT Gold Hook Backing, For Pierced Ears Measures 1 1/2" x 1/2". Weighs 5.0 grams tota

Pre-Columbian, Peru, ca. 900 to 1200 CE. A lovely and very touching example of maternal love in Pre-Columbian art! Modeled in the form of a mother who tenderly holds her child to nurse at her exposed

Group of 6 assorted small silver decorative articles including Gorham repousse oval bowl, 2 Frank Whiting George II reproduction footed salt cellars, Art Nouveau poppy form tea strainer, baroque style

Modeled in a standing girl form, with a square base. 13.2inch H, 5.5inch W.

Pre-Columbian, West mexico, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. One of my favorite ancient art forms! Called a gingerbread for obvious reasons, he is almost as wide as he is tall. Pointed hat with perforated ears,

Colima dog, painted terra-cotta figurine with tail-form spout, 6 x 6 ½ x 15”, in apparently good aged condition.

Pre-columbian Tairona/Sinu Pectoral from Colombia, ca. 800-1200 A carved speckled green stone in the form of spanned wings. Drilled horizontally for suspension. A fantastic example!11-7/16″ in l

Pre-Columbian, Costa Rica, Guanacaste, Nicoya Region, ca. 500BCE-500 CE. This rare bat form is finely carved from a rich, mottled deep green and white stone. Nocturnal bats - the only winged mammals t

late 20th century, cherry, rectangular form with molded edge, bulbous turned base, on scrolled feet, with stretcher, labeled. 29 x 56 x 18 in. Private Collection, Mooresville, NC Additional high-resol

Signed Kraft with 925 sterling silver mark. Appear to be canine form similar to pre-Columbian rock art in the Puebla regions of the southwest.

10th-3rd century B.C. An elegant and early black ware stirrup vessel with bulbous body, decorated with triangular forms and pecked zones. Cf. Sotheby’s Pre-Columbian Art, New York, May 1985, lots 3

To include "Kongo: Power and Majesty", "Primitive Art: Pre-Columbian / North American Indian / African / Oceanic", "African Forms" by Marc Ginzberg, etc. Some may be in English, German, French, etc. A

Pre-columbian Tairona/Sinu Pectoral from Colombia, ca. 800-1200 A carved speckled green stone in the form of spanned wings. Drilled horizontally for suspension. A fantastic example!8-1/8″ in len

Pre-columbian Tairona/Sinu Pectoral from Colombia, ca. 800-1200 A carved speckled green stone in the form of spanned wings. Drilled horizontally for suspension. A fantastic example!5-5/8″ in len

Two reproduction bowed-form floral still lifes. [Art: 17 1/2" x 14"; Frame: 23 1/2" x 20"].

Important Pre-Columbian Sican funerary mask & pectoral from Peru, ca. 750-1300 CE. Hammered silver alloy sheets in the form of a large mask with tab-like ears and large ear ornaments. Attached are sev

Tribal primitive Handmade figural ceramic sculpture having flattened form, ovoid style head. horizontal slit eyes, partially open mouth, with wire pierced nose and exposed genitalia. No apparent marki

Pre Columbian Aztec Reproduction Bronze of a Rattlesnake, circa 1974, unsigned, 9 1/2" x 11 1/2" x 13 3/4". Marked Walters Art Gallery Reproduction #3 on bottom.