A GROUP OF THREE MEXICAN TERRA COTTA "DIABLITO" FOLK

A GROUP OF THREE MEXICAN TERRA COTTA "DIABLITO" FOLK ART FIGURAL GROUPS, OCUMICHO, MICHOACAN, CIRCA 1980-1990, comprising a gray and a brown painted Diablito figure standing back to back, bound at the

A GROUP OF THREE MEXICAN TERRA COTTA "DIABLITO" FOLK ART FIGURAL GROUPS, OCUMICHO, MICHOACAN, CIRCA 1980-1990, comprising a gray and a brown painted Diablito figure standing back to back, bound at the

A GROUP OF THREE MEXICAN GLAZED TERRA COTTA FIGURAL FOLK ART GROUPS, OCUMICHO, MICHOACAN, CIRCA 1990, comprising a group with a standing tan painted horned diablito figure wearing a fringed Matador ca

A GROUP OF TWO MEXICAN GLAZED TERRA COTTA FIGURAL FOLK ART GROUPS, OCUMICHO, MICHOACAN, CIRCA 1990, comprising a red painted diablito figure with sewn mouth, horns, and tail, seated astride a pingpong

A GROUP OF TWO MEXICAN GLAZED TERRA COTTA FIGURAL FOLK ART ITEMS, OCUMICHO, MICHOACAN, LATE 20TH CENTURY, comprising a diablito face mask with blue painted forehead, nose, and horns, black beard, and

A MEXICAN GLAZED TERRA COTTA FIGURAL FOLK ART GROUP, OCUMICHO, MICHOACAN, CIRCA 1990, the red/orange painted sunflower form diablito with facial features, mustache, and goatee, flanked by red and blue

A MEXICAN GLAZED TERRA COTTA FOLK ART FIGURAL GROUP, OCUMICHO, MICHOACAN, CIRCA 1980-1990, with a large red chili pepper with facial features held aloft by two flanking black painted diablito figures

A group of three Mexican terracotta figures. ++ Jalisco standing clay couple. Jalisco. ++ Olmec standing clay figure. Olmec style.

Set of three Mexican terracotta Ocumicho (Los Muertos) demons, hand painted figures 12.5 x 4 x 4.5";/ largest Provenance: The Collection of Chris Hill (San Antonio, TX) Condition: Break to arm Pl

Mexican, 20th century. A group of three Mexican pottery jars, each with flared mouths and concave base, bodies decorated with floral patterns throughout; largest ht. 10 x dia. 12 inches. Overall good

in the manner of MARCELINO VICENTE (Mexican 1933-1968) A MEXICAN FOLK ART TERRACOTTA POTTERY FIGURAL GROUP, "BALLET FOLKLORICO/FOLK DANCERS" PROBABLY OCUMICHO, MICHOACAN, MID 20TH CENTURY, slip painte

in the manner of MARCELINO VICENTE (Mexican 1933-1968) A MEXICAN FOLK ART TERRACOTTA POTTERY FIGURAL GROUP, "BALLET FOLKLORICO/FOLK DANCERS" PROBABLY OCUMICHO, MICHOACAN, MID 20TH CENTURY, slip painte

Mexican Folk Art glazed terracotta pineapple urn, 20th c., San Jose de Gracia, Michoacan, the round vessel glazed in green, raised on three tabular feet, with matching lid, unmarked, approx. 18"h (wit

Mexican Terracotta Folk Art Painted Sugar Skull, Day of the Dead. 8 inches L x 6 W x 6 H.

Description: This lot includes a hand painted Mexican Terracotta planter in the shape of a chicken. Condition: Minor expected surface wear associated with age and use, otherwise in overall good condit

Vintage Chinese Sanxing Deities, Group of Three, Terra Cotta Glazed Figures Representing Prosperity, Fortune, and Longevity. 8” Wide, 24” High

Three Mexican Glazed Terra Cotta Candelabra Height of tallest 28 inches. Property from the Estate of Lucia von Borosini Batten, sold to benefit the Albuquerque Museum Foundation

A Group of Three Terracotta Planters Height of each 7 1/2 x width 14 1/2 x 7 1/4 inches. Property from the Private Collection of a Lady, Atlanta, Georgia

Southeast Asian, 20th C. From: 7-1/2"h to 12-3/4"h

A group of three Mexican folk art dragons. Painted paper mache. Unsigned. Largest: 4 1/2" x 8".Provenance: The Pete Cecere Folk Art Collection.

A group of three Mexican folk art objects. Two skeletons and one mask. Paint, metal, coconut. Largest: 9 1/2" x 7 1/2"Provenance: The Pete Cecere Folk Art Collection.

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

3rd-2nd millennium BC. A group of three terracotta vessels and a fragment of a large one comprising: a shallow footed bowl with decorative band to the inner rim; a small shallow footed dish with monoc

A group of three Preclassic Terracotta Figural Vessels. Terracotta, pigment. 600 to 1000 BCE. Central Mexico. Smallest: 3 1/2" x 3". Largest: 4 1/8" x 3 1/4". Condition: Abrasions, pigment loss. Prove