PRE COLUMBIAN STYLE CERAMICS SET OF FIVE,

Group of five various Pre-Columbian style ceramics; H: 8 1/2" (tallest); Due to COVID-19 restrictions, our employees are working remotely. It may not be possible to provide condition reports and addit

planter or pedestal with mask and arrow top molding, over molded square base set with figure and medallions, 20 x 16 x 16 in. Provenance: Merrin Gallery, New York, 1990; Private Collection, New York

Comprising: two bronze blades, stone implement on Plexiglas stand, ceramic disk on Plexiglas stand and miniature Pre-Columbian style figures on a Plexiglas stand. (100/150)

A group of Five Pre-Columbian Style Figures. ++ Terracotta Figure. 5" x 3" x 1 1/4". ++ Chupicuaro Figure. Mexico. 4 3/4" x 2 1/2" x 1 1/8". ++ Ceramic Figure. 6 1/2" x 4" x 2 1/4". ++ Terracotta Figu

Luxury vintage fashion jewelry set designed by Salvador Teran, Mexico, circa 1960s, made of gilded metal and incorporating ceramic parts with a greenish glaze, designed inspired by the Aztec style, in

Female fertility figure. On stand. 9.5"h X 5". (Estate of Jeff Hunter)

THREE PRE-COLUMBIAN STYLE CERAMIC STATUES, Three terra cotta and ceramic decorated and incised figures. - Height tallest statue: 14 inches.

DESCRIPTION: Decorative Pre-Columbian style ceramic pottery vase. Rest on an iron stand. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: South America DIMENSIONS: (Vase) H: 33.25" Diameter: 13.25" (Vase on stand) H: 41.2

Pair of Pre-Columbian Style Ceramic Figures. Hand painted. Good condition. Measures 10" H x 8" W x 8.50" D (inches) each. Private collection.

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

Tottonac Pre-Columbian Style Ceramic Figural Pipe. This pipe is in Excellent Condition with no chips or cracks. It measures 7 inches long. This pipe has a pitch blackened stem, incised designs with wh

DESCRIPTION: Pre-Columbian style ceramic effigy portrays a kneeling man in red slip, painted with multi-colored hues and detailed carvings. ORIGIN: Columbia DIMENSIONS: H 9.0" x W 6.0" CONDITION: See

A Pre-Columbian Style Ceramic Effigy-Head Brazier Height 16 1/4 inches. Estimate $100-200

(lot of 17) Pre-Columbian style ceramic objects and fragments, with only the two small head fragments probably authentic, largest: 6.5"h

Pre-Columbian style pottery alligator or possibly caiman or crocodile fragment. Features the form of a large amphibian with narrow neck ending in a break. The center is partially hollow. Measures 9 1/

DESCRIPTION: Pre-Columbian-style ceramic vessel featuring polychrome depicting figures and a Jaguar or other beast, its head protruding from the side of the vessel. CIRCA: 20th century or later ORIGIN

DESCRIPTION: Pre-Columbian style ceramic effigy portrays a standing man in red slip, painted with multi-colored hues and detailed carvings. The figure holds a tool dressed with a head garb and native

Pre Columbian Style Ceramic Monkey Figure. Size: 8.5 h 5.5 w

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

Of simple rounded form with open circular mouth, the top with human facial features over a low sloped shouldered bulbous tapered body. Matte finish. No apparent markings. Dimensions: 9.5 X 8 X 6 in. C

DESCRIPTION: Two pre-Columbian style ceramic vessels: (1) Pre-Columbian style ceramic pot or jar featuring geometric patterns and depictions of two beasts. Dimensions: H: 6.25" W: 6.75" L: 7" Conditio

DESCRIPTION: Pre-Columbian Style ceramic effigy in an overall red-earth tone portrays a standing man holding a spool, detailed on the hands, feet and face with carvings. Engraved on the bottom "Copid

Bolivian Inca style Ceramic Vessel with Faces. size 4 3/4 inches high.Estate of David Sheridan, Branchburg, NJ., acquired 1950s to early 2000s, by descent to family.