Catherwood Lithograph of Ancient Central America

This rare and resplendent folio lithograph is from Frederick Catherwood Views of Ancient Monuments in Central America, Chiapas and Yucatan 1844. The work was published in London by F. Catherwood in 18

This rare and resplendent folio lithograph is from Frederick Catherwood Views of Ancient Monuments in Central America, Chiapas and Yucatan 1844. The work was published in London by F. Catherwood in 18

Archway, Casa del Gobernador Uxmal Plate 10. Frederick Catherwood (1799-1854). From Views of Ancient Monuments in Central America, Chiapas and Yucatan. Hand-colored lithograph. London, 1844. 15 x 11 1

Frederick Catherwood (1799-1854) "Well at Bolonchen" from the "Views of Ancient Monuments in Central America Chipas and Yucatan." Hand colored tinted Lithograph, trimmed to the image an mounted on car

The original book was published in 1844 and it sold at auction for about $4,000 including the BP. This is the folio version and includes a booklet with 24 pages and 25 plates/monolithographs in fine c

Pre-Columbian, Panama, ca. 800 to 1200 CE. A mesmerizing ensemble of rounded polychrome pottery jars from the ancient artisans of Central America, each with a different attractive abstract design patt

Samuel Augustus Mitchell, American (1792-1868). Hand colored lithograph of Mexico, Central America, West Indies, 1860. Mounted in silver tone wood frame and includes paperwork. Measures 20"H x 27.75"W

excellent condition

A very fine ancient idol from Costa Rica, Central America, Central Highlands, Atlantic Watershed culture and dating to 1000 to 1400 CE. A fine "Sukia" or shaman figure carved from volcanic basalt ston

A very fine ancient idol from Costa Rica, Central America, Central Highlands, Atlantic Watershed culture and dating to 1000 to 1400 CE. A fine "Sukia" or shaman figure carved from volcanic basalt ston

A very fine ancient idol from Costa Rica, Central America, Central Highlands, Atlantic Watershed culture and dating to 1000 to 1400 CE. A fine "Sukia" or shaman figure carved from volcanic basalt ston

The Art of Ancient America: Civilizations of Central and South America by H. D. Disselhoff and S. Linne 1960 . This is a great book, It is in good condition, the dust cover has some signs of age. The

ANCIENT MANO METATE GRINDING STONE & SLAB - Rolling grinding stone and slab. Known as Batu giling in Indonesia, Mano/metate in Mexico and Central America, this type of ancient tool has a long history

3 3/8" Neolithic Stone Mace Head found in Northern Africa. Very similar to mace heads found in Central and South America ancient stone mace heads like this one were made and used in ancient cultures i

Incl France, Holland/Belgium, East Indian Archipelago, China/Japan, Africa Physical, Mexico, West Indies/Central America, and South America Physical. Lithograph Maps Published C1900, London for "Phili

A Pre-Columbian Mayan jade necklace comprised of tubular beads and a central round pendant. Central America, ca. 500 - 800 AD. Length: 13 in. (33 cm.). Formerly in a Texas private collection.

Central America and Polynesia, ca. 19th century or earlier. Rock crystal Olmecoid carving of a boy in classic style, along with a large obsidian blade, likely a spearpoint from the Austral Islands. ME

Mexico and Central America, circa 1st millennium A.D. Consisting of a large Veracruz head, two standing figures, two whistles, three smaller fragmentary figures, three small pots, and two decorated bo

Central America, ca. 1st millenium AD. The smallest likely jade. MEASUREMENTS Length of tallest: 4 1/2 inches / 11.5 cm SHIPPING $25 flat-rate shipping in the continental U.S. (insurance additional).

Central America, ca. 1st millenium AD. An eclectic and interesting group of pottery and stone figures and implements. Includes early handwritten scholarly collector's notes. MEASUREMENTS Height of lar

Central America, ca. 1st millenium AD. Custom stands. MEASUREMENTS Height of tallest with stand: 4 inches / 10 cm SHIPPING $20 flat-rate shipping in the continental U.S. (insurance additional). Intern

Mexico & Central America, ca. 1st millenium AD. Five large fragments from large figures and vessels and one complete bowl. Various cultures. One with custom mount. MEASUREMENTS Diameter of bowl: 7 1/4

Central America? An unusual and haunting figure of a standing male, his arms crossed over his chest and protruding abdomen. Reminiscent of Aztec sculpture but is likely modern. Custom base. Dimensions

Central America; ca. 1000 A.D. Two Mayan tripod pottery bowls, probably from Costa Rica. The first is a rattle-type, with white linear decorations. The second bowl with shorter 'feet' and black accent