An excellent El Bosque jar from Costa Rica

A choice El Bosque jar from Costa Rica, ca. AD 100 – 500, featuring a pair nicely detailed appliqué zoomorphic creatures peering out from below the rim. The upper half of the chamber is decorated w

A fine El Bosque zoomorphic tripod jar from the Atlantic Watershed area of Costa Rica, ca. 400 – 700 AD. It is 4” in diameter and featured the head and feet of a turtle protruding from th

An adorable El Bosque figure from Costa Rica, c. 100 BC - AD 500, this cute Santa Clara example depicts a shamanistic monkey deity eating food held with both hands. He wears a nice headdress and has t

A Central Highland, El Bosque style round-bodied bowl, Costa Rica, 100 BC - AD 500, Las Mercedes site, with a black line register on shoulder/collar. 4 1/2 in x 6 in (11.4 x 15.2 cm). cf. 'La Ceramica

Pre-columbian El Bosque Type Figure from Costa Rican, ca. 1000-1500 A.D. Rotund figure with resist pattern and holes all over his head which may have held feathers at one point. Rare Type! 5-3/8" in h

Pre Columbian Nicoya Polychrome Ceramic Jar 8.75''x9''. Polychrome decorated vessel with geometric and cat-like effigy. Excellent condition. 1000 to 1500AD, Costa Rica.

Description: Large Pre-Columbian Costa Rica Nicoya Culture Polychrome Tripod Effigy Pottery Vessel. Type / Medium: Tempered terracotta pottery effigy jar / vessel. Decoration: Very nice polychrome ves

Pre-Columbian Zoomorphic Pottery Jar , Costa Rica, Highland Region, depicting alligator, god and jaguar, h. 6 1/2 in. note: detached leg

6 3/4" H. Toad Effigy Polychrome Jar. Northwest Costa Rica. Greater Nicoya, Middle Polychrome Period. Pre-Columbian, 800 to 1350 AD. Wonderful Ring Based Rattlehead. Detailed decorations. Exquisite or

An elaborately decorated jar from Costa Rica, ca. 500 – 800 AD. This rare Huerta Engraved example is 6-3/4 in in diameter and is decorated with a pair of nicely detailed jaguars. The rim is encircle

A nice Diquis polychrome jar from Costa Rica ca. 1000 – 1500 AD. This fine Buenos Aires type is 3-3/4” in diameter and has two lugs projecting from the top of the chamber. One represents the head

Provenance:Property from The Saul Brandman Foundation, Beverly Hills, California.The auction featuring items from the Saul Brandman Foundation. Vessel in Pre-Columbian style and polychrome terracotta

4 ½” x 4” Pre Columbian Jar with bird – Costa Rica, Pottery Bowl, 5” x 3 ¼”

Ca. 1300-1500, Costa Rica. Excellent with little paint wear and no chips, cracks or repairs. Rare depiction of a pregnant female with ear plugs and connecting lip cover. Hollow construction has kept t

4 1/4" H. Seated Male Ceramic with detailed Applique. Nicoya. Costa Rica. Excellent red paint. Some pressure cracks, arm may have been glued. Circa 100-500 AD. Pre-Columbian

An excellent Nicoya head from Costa Rica, ca. 1000 – 1500 AD. This choice fragment is 3 in long and portrays the Jaguar God. The face is superbly detailed, with fangs visible in the wide open mouth.

Pacific Coast (Costa Rica), pottery jar with glazed decoration, 12"H.

Large Latin American Machete with Sheath Blade lists Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua and Costa Rica

An excellent Nicoya Jaguar urn from Costa Rica, ca. 1000 - 1500 AD. This gorgeous Pataki Polychrome zoomorphic effigy vessel is 11-1/2 in high and depicts a standing jaguar, with large fangs in the op

Pre-Columbian Costa Rica Pottery Figural Jar Ca.800-1200 AD. Size 13 1/4 inches high x 12 inches diameter. Figural red pottery olla depicting a stylized female with two animal heads on the shoulder of

5 1/2" H. Stone "Trophy Skull" Costa Rica. Black hardstone, excellent condition. Estimated at 500-1000 years old. Pre-Columbian. Ex-Curt Grimmer, Artemis Gallery, Perter Arnovick Collections

5 3/8" Turtle Effigy Bowl. Costa Rica. Pre-Columbian. Excellent detail and in solid condition with some weathering commensurate with age

Varied dates. Trinidad, Chile, Haiti, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Philippines, Guatemala, Venezuela, Formosa, Brazil, Puerto Rico, Panama, Columbia, Guyana, Singapore, Bolivia, Ecuado

To include two woven and dyed animal form Panamanian Embera tribe masks and a large carved wood Brunka mask from Costa Rica. All in excellent condition.