Reproductions of Precolumbian art. Sitting male figure

Colima, Mexico ca 250 BCE - 200 AD. A seated male figure, legs spread, sitting upright and holding cup towards his mouth with both hands as if partaking in a ceremony. He wears a tunic, peaked cap, an

Pre-Columbian Sitting Nayarit Male Figure (ca. 200 BC-200 CE). Size: 3.5 inches High. This figure has the traditional cultural rounded headdress, large ear plugs, and obscure visage. He rests his hand

Pre-Columbian art in tumbago. Sitting female figure holding indefinite items Culture Quimbaya Colombia Colombia 500-1550 AD Tumbago 61mm The object was purchased by myself and present owner, along wit

Pre-Columbian red clay sitting male figure, possibly Quimbaya, trace white decoration to face and arms, oxidized ring in nose. 7.5" h. 5" w. 3" d.

7.5" in height. From the ancient Jalisco region of Pre-Columbian West Mexico, circa 200 B.C. - 300 A.D

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) Pair of signed R. Anatra Murano Art Glass Sitting Figure Sculptures. In clear glass, each sculpture represents a seated male figure, on an oval block pedestal base. Signed R. Anatr

9 1/4" Solid Clay Male Figure. Colima. MX. Very large, stylistic example. Pre-Columbian art from Western Mexico. Excellent condition. From the Pre-Columbian art collection of Dr. Earl Riddick

2 Sitting Clay Figures. Largest 2 3/4". Colima Culture. MX. Woman is holding a child. From the Pre-Columbian art collection of Dr. Earl Riddick

Pre-Columbian Figures (2) male items sitting and standing having incised decorations and remnants of pigment Provenance: The Estate of George 'Yorgo' Demetrakopoulos; professor, assistant director of

Seated male partially painted terra cotta figure, 10 x 5 ½ x 6 ½”, in good aged condition.

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, West Mexico, Nayarit, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. A very fine bichrome pottery male warrior figure sitting on a two-legged stool and wielding a club with both hands. He wears a horned helmet

Pre-Columbian art in tumbago. Figure of carnivore man in sitting position and skeletal body. Calima Yotoco Culture – Colombia Colombia (0- 1300 AC) Tumbago 66mm The object was purchased by myself an

Pre-Columbian, Colombia, Valle Del Cauca, Calima culture, Ilama Phase, ca. 400 BCE to 100 CE. A lovely redware vessel in the form of a squatting male figure, perhaps a dwarf. Sitting upon a flat base,

Pre-Columbian Pottery Quimbaya Seated Figure - Columbia, South America. A pottery figure of a seated male figure with rectangular slab head, perforations at crown, slit eyes and mouth and linear black

Five Pre-Columbian Pottery Figures - Mexico. Each with traces of slip pigment decoration. Shaman Figure (possibly Veracruz) with Jaguar headdress 6 5/8" h; seated male figure 4 1/8" h; female figure (

Nice pair of sitting what appears to be pre Columbian terra cotta figures. One appears to be a male dressed in a warrior outfit and the other appears to be a female holding a child. Biggest one is 5.5

Nice pair of sitting what appears to be pre Columbian terra cotta figures. 1 appears to be a male dressed in a warrior outfit and the other appears to be a female holding a child. Biggest one is 5.5"

Pre-Columbian ceramic figure- standing male. 16''h

Pre-Columbian Colima style terra cotta figure, modeled in the form of a seated woman with a male child sitting on her lap, together with a letter dated May 1959 from Mathias Komor (1909–1984) Fine A

Pair of W. Manuelli Lead Garden Figures, art deco style of male and female satyr/satyress sitting and laughing on a tiered base, height 11 1/2 inches

Pre-Columbian Pottery Seated Figure - Modeled pottery figure of a male seated with legs crossed, exaggerated nose and wearing helmet/headpiece. 6 1/2" h. Condition: Some conservational repairs.

PETALOID CELT. A FINE DEEP RELIEF CARVED MALE CACIQUE (CHIEF) OR AN ANCESTRAL BEING. DEPICTED AS SITTING, THE ROUND (DILATED) EYES AND GAPING MOUTH ARE ALL SYMBOLIC OF HALLUCINOGENIC INTOXICATION. THE

A Colima 'Autlan' sitting male figure, West Mexico, 100 BC - AD 250, wearing low headdress, necklace, earrings and short pants, the features handsomely modeled, and the clothing is decorated with inci