19th C. Mexican Nahua Painted Wood Dance Mask

Central America, Mexico, Guerrero, Nahua culture, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A superb hand carved wood festival mask with grinning Cheshire-like feline face. The brows and whiskers are ma

Antique Mexican Mask. Mask from the Dance of the Diablos, 19th c., carved and painted wood. Size: 26" x 23" x 6.5" (66 x 58 x 17 cm). Provenance: Richard and Jean Kellaway; Danforth Museum, Framingham

**Originally Listed At $500** Mexico, early 20th century. Rare carved wooden festival dance mask painted black with long sinewy snake emerging where nose should be. Snake is painted a vibrant red, gre

Artist unknown (Mexico, 20th c.) Mexican dance mask of painted carved wood. Painted with silver and black paint. 1st half of the 20th century Measurements 8" x 6" x 3.5" Notes

Artist Unknown (Mexico or Guatemala, 20th c.) Chivo mask of painted wood. Mexican or Guatemalan dance mask. Hand carved wood with paint and attached leather 1st half of 20th century to mid 20th centur

Indonesian painted and carved wood mask, 19th/20th c., dance mask, slit eyes, nose, and mouth, 7.75"h x 6.25"w x 5.25"d

6 Vintage Mexican, 20th c. Festival Dance Masks, carved and painted wood. Ranging in size from: 9.5'' x 7.5'' x 7'' (24 x 19 x 18 cm) to 7.5'' x 5.5'' x 3.5'' (19 x 14 x 9 cm).

Latin America, Mexico, ca. early 20th century CE; Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Bali or Java, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A collection of 2 Mexican and 2 Indonesian hand carved and painted wooden

**First Time At Auction** Central America, Mexico or Guatemala, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand carved and beautifully painted wooden monkey mask with naturalistic simian features. In Guatem

2 Mexican (20th c.) Dance Masks, each carved and painted wood. Largest size: 21'' x 11.5'' x 7.5'' (53 x 29 x 19 cm).

**Originally Listed At $300** Latin America, Mexico, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A pair of masks in the form of male faces skillfully hand-carved from wood and painted black. Both male faces hav

Asia, Sri Lanka, 19th century CE. This is a huge, somewhat grotesque Kolam mask to be worn in festivals and dances. Painted yellow, with bulging eyes and a pointed chin ending in a beard made of straw

Latin America, Mexico, ca. early 20th century CE. An adorable mask resembling a short-snouted dog, hand-carved from hard wood and painted dark-brown. The mask displays bulbous eyes, a short nose, styl

Early 20th C Mexican Festival Mask from The Dance of The Moors and Christians. Carved and painted wood. Prov: Richard and Jean Kellaway; Danforth Museum, Framingham, Mass., included in the traveling e

Artist unknown (Mexico, 20th c.) Well worn Mexican dance mask with mop hair and pick painted face. Hand carved wood, paint and mop strands 20th century Measurements 22" x 6" x 3.5" with hair,

A Mexican indigenous tribal mask and a Mayo/Yaqui dance mask Late 19th century, carved wood mask with wide open mouth, large nose and round cutout eyes, and a mid 20th century Northern Mexico/Arizona

Latin America, Mexico, Michoacan, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A painted wooden carnival mask for the Winter Dance representing Maringuilla (Little Mary) presenting a lovely visage of a sweet girl

Mexican Polychrome Carved Wood Festival Dance Masks, Guerrero, 20th C., 4 pcs | Lot includes one carved wood painted mask with a pink face and three snakes surrounding. H 10.5", W 7", D. 5". One mask

Mexican Polychrome Carved Wood Festival Dance Masks, 20th C., Tigres And One Other, 3 pcs | Lot includes one Tigre helmet constructed with two pieces of painted hide. Leather ears, eye sockets, mouth

Mexican Polychrome Carved Wood Festival Dance Masks, Ca. Mid 20th C., Serpent And Fish, 2 pcs | Two hand carved and painted festival dance masks. One in the form of a snarling serpent, H 9", W 8", D.

Mexican Dance of the Catrines Festival Mask, Tlaxcala, Mid 20th C. A masterful Fancy Man or Dandy mask in thin, carved and lacquered wood with reverse painted glass eyes, eyelashes, and excellent surf

Spanish Colonial, Mexico, ca. late 19th century to early 20th century CE. A hand-carved and hand-painted wood santo with glass eyes depicting San Roque (Saint Roch or Rocco), a Catholic saint known as

Mexico, Spanish Colonial inspired, ca. early 19th century CE. A colorful, free-standing wood carving representing "La Cruz de las Animas" or "The Cross of Souls", this religious artwork is layered wit

New World, Spanish Colonial, Mexico, ca. 19th century CE. A hand-carved and hand-painted wood dove, made from three pieces, with realistic body and attached wings, the dove delineated in grey-green hu