1930's Vintage Textiles from Oaxaca, Mexico

1930's Vintage Textiles from Oaxaca, Mexico including: Wide woven Mixteca Alta belt, 126" ($125); Uncut Indigo dyed embroidered cotton huipil blouse ($45); Woven Bolsa bag ($30); Woven narrow belt, 46

Vintage textiles including: Navjo lambswool small rug, 24" x 14" ($85); Pueblo, 1930's Mexican woven belt, 52" L. ($20); Woven cotton Serape, Mexico, 80" x 26" ($30); Navajo woven wool pillow cover, 1

Vintage Oaxaca Mexico green glazed pottery ";Loza Verde"; jardiniere on stand, two parts, terracotta with figural accents 36.5 x 18 x 18.5"; Provenance: The Collection of Chris Hill (San Antonio, TX

Vintage possibly antique ceramic plate marked OAXACA MEXICO on underside. Contains hanging string. Front is Orange toned with, cream toned figural detail. Contains some wear. Measures approx 11.5 inch

Vintage possibly antique ceramic plate marked OAXACA MEXICO on underside. Contains hanging string. Front is Orange toned with, cream toned figural detail. Contains some wear. Measures approx 11.5 inch

Set of three vintage Oaxaca, Mexico tin mariachi band figures, freestanding 39"h x 11.5"d/ largest Provenance: A Spring Branch, Texas collection We happily provide seamless shipping services on eve

Circa 1930 Vintage Printed Textile; caricature art depiction of police officer in uniform on motorcycle. Title on image, "NIGHT PATROL". Interesting elements include the 711 badge on his hat, and $ si

Vintage Croche Tablecloth & Oaxaca Mexico Tablecloth & Napkin Set. Croche- 82" x 52". All are in good condition.

HerasMexicoLetterpress Print 193837.4 x 27.5 in. (95 x 70 cm)Printer: S. Turanzas del ValleCondition Details: (B/B+) small tears, tape staining at the edges, tiny margin losses #Mexico, Travel

Vintage Zapotec Flatweave Rug, Oaxaca, Mexico, handwoven, wool: 4'1'' x 6'5'' (124 x 196 cm).

VINTAGE BACK POTTERY VASE LAMA OAXACA MEXICO measures 6x4 inches

Ca. first half 20thC. Wear and patina appropriate for it's age and use, with no breaks or repairs as shown. Pinned construction shows throughout.

Ca. first half 20thC. Wear and patina appropriate for it's age and use, with no breaks or repairs as shown. Pinned construction. Stepped design elements on the sides. Pinned construction shows through

Mexico, Oaxaca region, ca 1930 CE. Beautiful pottery bowl decorated in shades of blue, green and rust with green flower (or possibly clover) in center and floral design along outside walls. Quite love

Vintage Huipil Textile Poncho from Southern Mexico or Northern Guatemala, some fraying

New Mexico Chinle Revival Textile, ca. 1930-1950handspun wool, natural and aniline dyes48 x 32 1/2 in. (121.92 x 82.55 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico

1930's-Mid 1940's Vintage Casa Prieto Mexico City, Sterling Silver Pin, measures 2.5''L x 1.75''W, pin is stamped Mexico D.F. Ave. Juarez 40 Prieta .925, 24.39g in total wt. Beautiful piece! FYI: ''Th

Vintage 1930-1940's Sterling Silver Mexico Screw Back Earrings. Signed by an artist JCR. 5.57 grams. They are about 1" round with a half-ball center and a star like cut-out pattern with scrolled accen

This hand-carved and hand-painted armadillo alebrije is a fantastic piece of folk art from Oaxaca, Mexico. Made of copal wood, this colorful and detailed armadillo is approximately 6.25"L x 4.25"H (in

The lot features a wonderful vintage, hand knotted and woven rug with Chief’s Blanket Cross pattern from the Zapotec Indians of Oaxaca, Mexico. The Zapotec peoples of the village Teotitlan del Valle

Vintage sterling silver lovebird and pearl articulated chandelier earrings attributed to Federico Jimenez (b1941 Oaxaca Mexico); replacement clutches. Length 3"; total weight 23.3 grams Provenan

VINTAGE MEXICO NECKLACE STERLING & AMETHYST: Mexico, c. 1930 - 1950, Hand formed and sculptural pendant with ribbed sterling fittings supporting two rectangular amethysts, attached to a link chain, pe

The lot features a wonderful vintage, hand knotted, and woven rug from the Zapotec Indians of Oaxaca, Mexico. The Zapotec peoples of the village Teotitlan del Valle have a long weaving tradition using

This is a very nice dress from the Oaxaca region of Mexico.  It is called a Triqui Huipil and is woven by the indigenous people of Triqui.  Vibrant color of red with white and blue, yellow and pink