Three Mexican pottery figures women Irene Aguilar

A group of three pottery figures, including two by Josefina Aguilar (Mexican, b. 1945) and one by Irene Aguilar (Mexican, 20th century). Tallest ht. 11".

Collection of three Native Mexican terracotta pottery figures, with painted accents depicting parents with children 6.5"h x 4.5"w x 5"d/ largest Provenance: The Corporate Collection of USAA We happily

**Originally Listed At $500** Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, Colima, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. An impressive ensemble of three hand-built pottery figures; a woman, a man, and a masked figure. First, the tal

Lot of three vintage California studio pottery figures of women. Tallest one measures 21.75" tall and two smaller measure 16" tall. All three are signed with an unknown incised / stamped monogram. Con

Three Russian pottery figures; two angels, one woman. Impressed mark on back near base. From Novgorod. Height of Tallest: 11 1/2 inches. Weight: 11 lbs.

THREE ASSORTED PRE COLUMBIAN MEXICAN FIGURES. Teotihuacan pottery figures with traces of polychrome. Some have repairs but are stable. - Each is between 4 and 6 inches tall.

Three architectural Arts & Crafts pottery tiles with figures of a woman, couple and a lion, numbered on sides. 14.25"h x 10.25"w

Modeled as three gossiping women with two sitting on a bench and one standing, designer's name "L. H. Nicot" molded on front of base, signed on underside "Henriot Quimper France L. H. Nicot"; 8"W, 4 1

Italy, c. 4th-2nd century BC. The first, a bust of a woman, possibly a deity, wearing polos; the second, a youth with wide brimmed hat; lastly, a duck form rattle. Two with custom stands. MEASUREMENTS

**Originally Listed At $175** Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, Jalisco, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. A hand-built standing pottery female figure with delineated legs and three toes on each foot, a bulbous abdome

HAND PAINTED FIGURES, DAMAGE TO BIRD. 6" - 12" H.

A lot of five South American pottery objects. To include: A pottery figure of a woman: 15" A Peruvian pottery figure: 8.25" Three pottery bowls

(lot of 22) Mexican Folk Art painted ceramics, most signed by Josefina Aguilar, comprising: (15) figures, women, policeman and one drummer with obvious repair, (7) decorating accessories, plates, pine

Illegibly signed "Mexican figures," depicting five standing figures, three women and two men with sombrero hats, illegible signature lower right: ".....37 Mexico," watercolor on paper. Image: 13.75" H

A group of three (3) pottery objects including a Mexican Colima pottery bird whistle, a carved stone figure remnant, and a whistle remnant.

(Mexican, active 20th/21st C.) each incised "Irene A" Each 30"h Provenance: Property from the Collection of Stephen and Stephanie Alpert

Pre-columbian, West Mexico, ca. 200 BCE to 200 CE. Three endearing anthropomorphic terracotta figures, all near miniature in scale, one wearing an animorph mask and holding working rattles, one with a

20th/21st C., comprising three figures of musicians and two Wucai porcelain style figures of female fieldworkers, the two figures of women both signed. Some losses. Heights from 7"h to 11-1/4"h Proven

A group of three Pre-Classic Mexico pottery figures. Mexico, BCE600-300. Largest: 6 1/2"h. Provenance: The Alvin M. Cohen Collection, Bethesda MD.

Three Chinese highly detailed Shiwan figurines of women. Two with missing finger(s). Approximately 7.5" wide, standing figure 12.5" tall.

A group of three Pre-Classic Mexico pottery figures. Mexico, BCE600-300. Largest: 6 1/2"h.Provenance: The Alvin M. Cohen Collection, Bethesda MD.Condition: The absence of a condition statement does no

HENRIOT QUIMPER, FRENCH POTTERY FIGURE GROUP, H 8", W 8", THREE BRETON WOMEN:Marked Henriot Quimper 145 on the underside (see additional photo). Measures H.8" x 8" x 4 3/4". For a high resolution phot

Three pieces of early Latin American pottery. Includes two Peruvian Chimu culture zoomorphic vessels and a Mexican Colima culture standing figure. Some wear, damage and well executed repairs. Up to 9

Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, Colima, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. This is a large, hollow pottery figure, red-slipped, in the tradition of the West Mexican shaft tomb culture, created to be placed as funerar