*PRE-COLUMBIAN FIGURAL FLUTE

Depicting figure with hands over face, approximate length 7 5/8".

Rare Pre Columbian Style Pottery , pig figural. this is a Flute Whistle Ocarina PIG. Makes sounds when blown in through mouth/nose area and can be played similar to a flute. measures 4.5 x 2.5 x 4.25

Rare Pre Columbian Style Pottery , pig figural. this is a Flute Whistle Ocarina PIG. Makes sounds when blown in through mouth/nose area and can be played similar to a flute. measures 4.5 x 2.5 x 4.25

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, Western Mexico, Colima, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. A pottery flute adorned by brown slip with the figure of a ball player or warrior just below the flared mouthpie

Mayan 500 to 800 AD. The painted and seated male had six musical holes. Nice original and all intact condition, including 90% of its red and brown earth tones over a cream slip. Excellent condition. 5

Ca. 1200-1500 AD. No cracks or repairs, and only micro chips. This flute has a nice tone, in case you are in a band.

Pre-Columbian, Bahia culture, Ecuador, ca. 500 CE. This is a modled, fine ceramic votive ocarina in the form of a standing figure holding a flute. Much of the original ochre and yellow applied pigment

A Pre-Columbian Lambayeque Valley Sican Chimu circa 1250-1450 AD burnished blackware stirrup spout bottle vase or vessel having a Sican frontal figure with bird and a stirrup handle with elongated spo

Three Pre-Columbian Figural Pottery Whistles, c. 500-900 CE. Including 1) Mayan Figural Whistle, Mexico, c. 600-900 CE; Provenance: Minerva Gallery , Ft. Lauderdale, FL, November 16, 2015, Lot 214. [C

Mayan Flute Figure (600-900 AD) This Pre-Columbian Mayan Flute may have been used to tell the story of Gods interacting with mankind, or to communicate discreetly during battle (bird sounds). Some Sou

7 Pre Columbian Figural Artifacts. Various Cultures including Aztec and Nebaj Quiche. Largest Size: 4.25'' x 3.5'' x 1'' (11 x 9 x 3 cm); 5'' x 3.5'' x 1.75'', 13 x 9 x 4 cm (overall with stand). Prov

Pre-Columbian Pottery Figure and Maya Figural Vessel. Peten. From a private Virginia collection. Size: 1) 5'' x 3.5'' x 3'' (13 x 9 x 8 cm); 2) 5'' x 2.5'' x 3'' (13 x 6 x 8 cm).

Depicting a well-executed Mayan deity in reddish-black clay. No major damage or repairs present. Multiple signs of manganese deposits also with signs of root marks. Measures 6.75" tall

DESCRIPTION: A collection of three Pre-Columbian Chimu peoples, copper Tupu pins. The first features a male figure with a right hand along his chest. The second features a figure standing with his leg

Aztec/ Mayan Brass Toned Metal Brooch , a Mesoamerican god figural brooch with large headdress, signed Alva Studios. Has some weight. Straight pin, rolling ball closure.2 x 1.5 in. Alva studios is kno

Mayan Figural Vessel and Lidded Tripod Cylinder. Pottery. Sizes: 1) 7'' x 6.25'' x 6.25'' (18 x 16 x 16 cm); 2) 13.5'' x 4'' x 4.5'' (34 x 10 x 11 cm).

A rare Pre-Columbian figural fineline bottle, ca. 450 - 550 AD. It is 11 in high and features a highly detailed individual seated atop the chamber, with hands resting on the knees. His face shows the

Pre-Columbian figural group depicting a friendly dog, with some repairs at ear and tail, and with tail's tip missing, otherwise intact but with some of its two-toned red slip eroded, 10"h x 14"l x 8"d

Pre-Columbian Figural Pottery Vessel In the form of a seated hunchback, with red and brown burnished slip, Colima, West Mexico, 250 BC - 250 CE. Height 11 1/2 inches (29.2 cm)

An attractive Pre-Columbian figural vessel, c, AD 400 – 600, in the form of an owl-faced shaman, wearing painted headdress, his features nicely detailed with large fangs. H: 7 ½ in (19.2 cm). Light

Title: Pre-Columbian Figural Warrior Moche Terra Cotta Vessel Description:Pre-Columbian Figural Warrior Moche Mohica Terra Cotta Vessel.Provenance: from a collection of pre-Columbian/ pre-Columbian ma

Small 18kt (tested) gold Aztec figure / pendant, Mexico, 1.75"l, 1.5"w, 15.9 grams **From a private Texas estate** Start Price: $250.00

Pre-Columbian figural jaguar vessel, Costa Rica, circa AD 800-1000, having a tripod base with a short tail, and a protruding and whimsical head, the whole intact and colorful in orange, cream and red,

Antique Pre-Columbian figural alligator form pot. Crafted from redware pottery. Features a stylized alligator four footed design. Decorated with black geometric designs. Museum inventory number 92.2.1