Mexican Ceremonial Mask

Mexican ceremonial Wooden Mask. Size of Mask 17 inches high. + Mount. Fine carved wooden mask with false beard. paint newer? custom mounted.

(Early-Mid 20th C.) Colorfully painted bearded man with lizard peaking out of beard from the "Lord of Animals Dance", with 2 eye holes and 2 small holes for strings to wear, approximate height 10 1/8"

Vintage Hand Carved Mexican 'Negrito' Ceremonial Mask 7 in. x 10.5 in. size: 7 x 7 x 10.5

One with facial hair and one painted. Together with an Asian wood bird cage, and a termite eaten wood pole on stand. 4 pieces Masks: 8-1/2"h x 7-1/2"w x 5"d

Ceremonial Mexican Tall Mask Carved, painted and with hair wood Guerrero.Provenance from a deceased collector in South Florida. The dimensions are Approx. 7.5"x 6.75" (small variances can occur). ABOU

Large Mexican carved ceremonial jester mask / sculpture, possibly Nahua community, Guerrero, polychrome gesso painted depiction of a red-faced figure, flanked by mermaids and lizards, tiger sitting on

Mexican carved ceremonial jester mask, possibly Nahua community, Guerrero, polychrome painted depiction of a red-faced ceremonial jester sticking out his tongue, with lizards on both cheeks, topped by

Mexican Ceremonial Pottery Chicken Nose Mask, measures 9'' x 8'' x 6.5'', nose has been glued, ready to hang

Carved Wood African Ceremonial Mexican Devil / Diablo mask from Guerroro Mask Hand Painted Decoration 12.5 in. length x 7 in. wide. size: 7x12.5

A Mexican Guerrero Nahua Folk Art human and animal carved ceremonial mask having human face with a small black creature at the top, a green lizard, blue snake draped around the face, a jaguar face and

Three Mexican Masks. Carved and painted wood ceremonial masks Largest: 29" x 19" x 14"

Artist Unknown (Mexico, 20th c.) Vintage dance mask of Mexican or Guatemalan origin. Man with side burns. Pedro de Alvarado ceremonial mask Hand carved wood with heavy paint with cracks and chipping,

Ray Kobald (Mexican / American, b.1931) Acrylic on Canvas Undated, signed lower right, having mixed media impasto; depicting a figure wearing a Native American Indian ceremonial mask and carrying the

3 Mexican Guerrero Painted Copper Dance Masks,Devil,Cat. Lot of three wonderful ceremonial dance masks from Northern Guerrero, Mexico. In painted copper; a horned devil and two cats or jaguars with be

A fascinating old and well used ceremonial or festival mask with 3 faces carved into each other, with multiple layers of paint and glass eyes. The mask measures 13 x 9 inches, a metal display stand ca

Includes three decortive ceremonial style Inidan wedding Pitchers, two red clay decorated bowls a ceramic red clay mask and a terracotta vase. Tallest is approx 9". Nice decoartive collectibles group.

A Papua New Guinea ceremonial mask from the Iatmul people in Kandangai Village, Sepik River, Mid Sepik Province. Carved wooden mask with Black painted finish, featuring large protruding eyes with inse

Ethnographic figural carved ceremonial mask, 80"h x 21"w

Norm Tait, Canadian (b. 1941) ceremonial mask. Cedar ceremonial carved wooden mask of an eagle w/movable beak and painted eyes, brows and beak. Signed "NT73"(carved on inside) . Norman Tait is a Canad

Mexican Mask. Male mask from the Dance of the Catrines (Dandies), circa 1930, carved wood with glass eyes and hair. Size: 7.5" x 6.5" x 3.5" (19 x 17 x 9 cm). Provenance: Richard and Jean Kellaway; Da

A Rare Yoruba peoples mask from Nigeria, West Africa. This is a very fine carved wooden helmet mask with painted kaolin clay pigments and tall rabbit like ears and the most beautiful carved face I hav

Congo Carved Wood Polychrome Ceremonial Mask. The head with black and white zig-zag pattern, red painted crest with flap towards the front, red painted accents throughout. {Approximate dimensions: 20

A Beautiful old field used dance mask with elaborate painted designs and embellished with shells beads and textiles. Kuba peoples, DRC/ Congo, central Africa. This mask is known as "Ngaady a Mwaash" t

A carved wooden ceremonial mask painted with kaolin clay and organic pigments was likely used in rituals of the Bwiti Cult. The mask is eroded and weathered, yet what remains is a striking example. Th