This lot features two figurative ceramic sculptures rendered in the style of ancient Mesoamerican cultures. The first figure is modeled in the reclining Chacmool form, characteristic of Toltec and Maya art. It depicts a figure resting on its elbows with knees bent and the head turned at a 90-degree angle. This redware piece is decorated with a dark mottled slip and incised lines detailing armbands, a necklace, and a squared headpiece. The abdomen area features a flattened surface. The second figure is a seated individual crafted from buff-colored ceramic with red-slipped accents on the headdress, collar, and lower body. The figure is depicted wearing an elaborate, fan-shaped headdress with circular motifs and holds a wide, shallow bowl in its lap. This piece reflects styles commonly associated with West Mexican shaft tomb figures or Zapotec funerary traditions. No maker's marks, signatures, or inscriptions are visible on either item. These pieces are presented as high-quality decorative reproductions or folk art in the style of the aforementioned cultures.