Xatlitia/ Olmec Standing Female Figure

Pre-Columbian Olmec standing female figure; showing red and black painted designs; circa 1000 B.C.; Provenance: Collection of Dr. Donald Feigelson; with appraisal by Sidney Newman, Ethnic Arts Council

Pre-Columbian, Southern Mexico to Guatemala, Olmec, ca. 1150 to 500 BCE. An exquisite, finely carved, miniature, blue-green jade were-jaguar figurine, most unusual because it appears to represent a fe

Southeastern Mexico, Guerrero, Xochipala, ca. 1000 to 500 BCE. Pottery standing figure showing strong signs of Olmec influence. Female with wide, child-bearing hips and small breasts. Size: 5"H. Prov

A pre-Columbian standing figure wearing a wrapped, frontal ponytail, and wide necklace with spool pendant, wide belt around her waist. 1000 BC. Post Olmec, very rare type. Ex- Arte Primitivo, Ex- Harm

DOGON, MALI AFRICAN, CARVED WOOD STANDING FEMALE FIGURE H 41" W 7.25" D 6" Estate of Jack Faxon, Birmingham, MI. Michigan Senator and creator of the Michigan Council for the Arts.

wood, rich blackish-brown patina, ten metal earrings, elongated trunk with broad angular shoulders, breasts and navel particularly emphasized, slightly dam., ear holes broken out in parts, insect caus

DOGON, MaliStanding Female Figure WoodThe Dogon people are subsisten

heavy wood, blackish brown shiny patina, remains of pigments, slender elongated body with accentuated belly, rep. (breakage left hand, left foot tip), fine cracks; the Bane are an ethnical group in Ca

gold foil over wood, These wooden sculptures "sika blawa", completely covered with gold leaf, were considered prestigious objects, displayed at important public ceremonies. They were part of the sacre

Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Chancay, ca. 800 to 1200 CE. A tall standing, hollow-molded, bichrome pottery cuchimilco (or stargazer) - characteristically female and detailed with petite nipples as

Guanajuato, Mexico, ca. 100 BC - 550 AD. Standing Chupicuaro female terracotta figure with bold geometric paint highlights. Custom base. Purchased at Rex Arrowsmith's in Santa Fe, NM in 1972. Lot incl

Nayarit Pottery Standing Female Figure. 200 BCE - 200 CE. Provenance: The Miles and Shirley Fiterman Collection, Minneapolis, MN. Size: 23.5'' x 9.5'' x 7'' (60 x 24 x 18 cm). Please Note: There Are N

wood, slightly encrusted dark brown patina, remains of pigments, typical: raised middle crest and neck lobe, both hands up to the chin, min. dam., base H: 13 cm, H: 5,1 inch Provenance: Alexandre Clae

Pre-Columbian, Gulf Coast of Mexico, South-Central Veracruz region, El Faisan area, Veracruz (Vera Cruz) culture, ca. 450 to 600 CE. A lovely, hand-built pottery figure of impressive size depicting a

wood, base H: 35,5 cm, H: 14,0 inch Provenance: Fernand Devèze (1895-1962), Avignon, France (before 1950) Aguttes, Drouot, Paris, 20 Novembre 2009, lot 245 AHDRC: 0128045 Continent: Africa

A Colima standing female figure with arms held straight down, slightly out from the body. The figure wears a plain wrap skirt and a plain cap. The nose is pronounced, while the eyes and mouth are only

Ancient Greek Terracotta Molded Standing Female figure c.5th century BC. Size 13 1/2 imnches high. 3 1/2 inches wide. a large Salmon color terracotta standing youthful female, possibly a goddess, faci

wood, dark brown patina, remains of pigments, typical facial features and headgear, pierced ears with glass bead earring (the right one missing), drilled hole backside, min. dam., cracks, slight trace

wood, rich blackish brown patina, crested coiffure ("gyonfo"), incised scarification marks, slightly dam., minor missing parts, cracks, rep. (breakage left upper arm), metal base; "niande" figures rep

A BAULE CARVED WOOD STANDING FEMALE FIGURE, IVORY COAST, WEST AFRICA, with a rounded forehead above a serene facial expression and traditional features including tribal scarification details, beneath

Pre-Columbian, Valley of Mexico, Tlatilco, ca. 1200 to 200 BCE. An exemplary hand-built pottery sculpture of a standing female presenting bulbous legs, wide hips, and a narrow torso as she extends her

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, Southwest Mexico, Guerrero State, Xochipala culture, Mesoamerican Formative Period, ca. 13th to 10th century BCE. A hand-built pottery female of abstract form

Pre-Columbian, Southern Mexico to Guatemala, Maya Territories, Maya, Late Classic period, ca. 600 to 850 CE. A remarkable redware figure of a standing female adorned in red and black pigments. Capped

African Bamana Standing Female Figure, Mali. On base. Carved wood. Size: 31'' x 7.5'' x 6.5'' (79 x 19 x 17 cm).