Pre-Columbian Clay Mold Collection

Collection of Pre-Columbian Clay Figures and ShardsA large collection of Pre-Columbian figures and clay pieces of pots used as teaching tools at Lindenwood Universitytogether with a piece of obsidianA

Collection of Pre-Columbian Clay Effigies, 21 total depicting various animals, figures and mythical creatures, 2"-5" long

Collection of Pre-Columbian Clay Figures, six total including: four seated figures; standing figure with headdress; seated mythical creature; multiple repairs and damage; 4.25"-5.5" high

Collection of Pre-Columbian Clay Figures, five total including: seated figure holding a child; two seated holding birds; figure seated on bench; standing figure with tail, multiple repairs and damage;

Collection of Pre-Columbian Clay Animal Effigies, 16 total including: fish, frogs, Jaguars and mythical creatures, 2"-6.5" long

Collection of Pre-Columbian Clay Bird Effigies, seven total in various forms, 2.75"-4" high

Collection of Pre-Columbian Clay Figures, six total all in standing position, one holding a head, one with metal support stand, multiple repairs and damage; 4.75"-8.25"

Collection of Pre-Columbian Clay Figures, nine total including: broken figure with elongated head; eight figures with multiple repairs, with four panel wood and glass display case; 2.75"-9" long

Collection of Pre-Columbian Clay Figures, six total including: five standing figures; upper torso broken and missing from the chest down; multiple repairs and damage; 4.25"-8" high

Pre-Columbian Phallic Spouted Clay Vessel. Provenance: Collection of Allan Stone, New York. Together with two clay pots. Size: 1) 5'' x 8'' x 4'' (13 x 20 x 10 cm); 2) 8.5'' x 4'' (22 x 10 cm); 3) 11.

Collection of Clay Teotihuacan Clay Mask Faces, from the aforementioned Estate with the Jade Faces. Appear to be Pre Columbian faces the Archeologist had shadow boxed for display. Once again we are no

DESCRIPTION: Probably Pre-Columbian clay head fragment of a smiling figure, wearing a large headdress. Includes a custom acrylic base. PROVENANCE: From the estate of a private collection in Miami Beac

Ancient Pre Columbian clay Idol c.100 BC - 200 AD. Size 2 1/8 inches high. Fine red clay idol wearing elaborate headdress. Ex NYC Collection acquired from Harmarook gallery.

DESCRIPTION: Probably Pre-Columbian clay fragment of a male figural head wearing a sculpted headdress wrapping around his face. PROVENANCE: From the estate of a private collection in Miami Beach. CIRC

EVERY BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS FROM THE LARRY SHAVER COLLECTION, HE FOUND HIS FIRST ARROWHEAD IN 1951 AT THE AGE OF 12 & COLLECTED UNTIL THE TIME OF HIS DEATH. HE HAD A VERY LARGE

A seal in elliptical shape, with tapered ends, line down middle, dots circle depressions. Handle on reverse. 4-1/2" Provenance: Ex private collection, NYC

Collection of 5 Clay and Jade Pre Columbian Teotihuacan Small Mask Faces displayed on wood stand.8.75"x2.5"x6.75". Weight 10 oz

Collection of 5 Clay and Stone Pre Columbian Teotihuacan Small Mask Faces displayed on wood stand.8.75"x2.5"x6.75". Weight 10 oz

**Originally Listed At $100** Pre-Columbian, Ecuador, Jamacoaque culture, ca. 500 CE. A wonderful clay mold of a standing highly decorated figure (a resulting molded form to the right) donning elabora

**Originally Listed At $100** Pre-Columbian, Ecuador, Jamacoaque culture, ca. 500 CE. A wonderful clay mold of a standing highly decorated figure (a resulting molded form to the right) donning elabora

Collection of 9 pre-Columbian style figural clay pottery artifacts. The largest measuring 9" in length. SHIPPING INFO: In-house shipping available for this lot. Please read the shipping section in our

Four Pre-Columbian Style Clay Objects. Including three figures and a tripod vessel. Provenance: Collection of Allan Stone, New York. Sizes Ranging from: 4'' x 2.5'' x 1.5'' (10 x 6 x 4 cm) to 7'' x 5'

Pre-Columbian Olmec Clay Fragment, Clay Face With Head Piece, Hollow Head, Ex-Private Palm Beach Collection, Origin: Mesoamerica Measures 4" x 3 1/2". Weighs 6oz.

From the Earl Townsend Collection. 2 3/16" Mold for ceramic Pre-Columbian Warrior Heads. First one we've seen. Earl molded one from wax for display (included)