Early Peruvian Nazca Feather Apron,

likely Pre-Columbian, Southern Peru, circa 0 to 300 C.E., bright and colorful apron or loin cloth made of feathers and cloth.

Five early Peruvian Nazca culture pottery vessels. Various vasiform and figural vessels with polychrome decoration. Some damage overall, three with extensive repairs. Up to 7 3/4" high. ESTIMATE $400-

2 framed Peruvian Nasca (Nazca) Feather Fabrics, circa 800, woven natural cotton with exotic feathers, approximately 6.5 x 7.5 inches, framed measuring 13 x 14 inches, Provenance: Kamer Gallery, New Y

20th C. Peruvian Embroidered Carnival Apron with Airplane. South America, Peru, c. 1920 to 1930. Sewn atop a burlap panel, this vestment features a brigade of soldiers, a commander atop a white stalli

Rare Antique 19th C American Pulled Feather Trunk. Antique early to mid 19th Century American dove tailed pine trunk with apron featuring a unique pulled feather original paint design. Purchased at Hi

Lot of early German Christmas decorations which include garland and multicolored foil light bulb or candle aprons which are marked Germany on the center rings. Condition - is as shown.

slit tapestry in camelid fibers, two attached strips six figures with double pointed heads and bicolored bodies, alternating pink, orange, and tan, in acrylic case frame, 31-3/4 x 9-1/4 in. Provenance

Pre-Columbian, Peru, Nazca to Chimu / Inca culture, ca. 200 to 1500 CE. A superb simple cotton panel covered with colorful bird feathers to create an animal's head in profile! Specialized artisans wou

Pre-Columbian, South Coast Peru, Proto to early Nazca, ca. 200 BCE to 200 CE. A square panel made from tightly woven camelid wool (alpaca or llama) and cotton fibers bordered by a superb multi-colored

Early Peruvian Shipibo Pot. A hunting-gathering culture of the Peruvian Amazon, the Shipibo are known for the quality and design of their ceramics. This large anthropomorphic polychrome pot, used for

CYLINDER VASE WITH TROPHY HEADS, painted ceramic vessel, 4” tall, 4 ½” diameter, estimated for auction by Sotheby’s in 1997 for $500-800. From the collection of Selma & Herbert Moskowitz.

Pre-Columbian, south coast Peru, Nazca, ca. 300 to 400 CE. A dazzling bag fragment constructed from tightly woven natural cotton fibers dyed in a deep brown color. Sewn to the exterior surfaces of the

Pre-Columbian Peruvian Nazca stirrup vessel, having polychrome decoration depicting a bird and a stylized figure, 7"h

A possible Peruvian Nazca Terracotta Clay vessel or Aztec Mexican Mayan small bowl.unknown age and origin to the best of our knowledge. Selling without a reserve , Due diligence & research on the lot

Large Early Peruvian Shipibo Conibo Effigy Vessel. Measures 12 Inches High.

Pre-Columbian Peruvian Nazca stirrup vessel, having polychrome decoration of a bird, 6"h

Far South Coast of Peru, 1,200 - 1,400 A.D.. Condition is very good as shown, with possible missing fringe, and light discoloration on smallest bag. Bought from Michael Andrews Oriental Rugs and Antiq

Pre-Columbian Peruvian Nazca style decorative stirrup vessel, having polychrome decoration depicting a bird and a stylized figure, 7"h

Lot of three including nice early feather tree in original drum form polychrome painted wood base with red berries, 23" high; plus smaller tree with red berries and turned wood drum stand, 8 1/2" high

Early Peruvian textile fragment, woven in two colors and with selvage textile, gallery tag to verso. Fragment: 20" W x 9" H; frame: 11.25" H X 21.25" W. Provenance: Lore Ancient Art Gallery, New York.

Framed Early Peruvian Textile Panels - Peru. Early Peruvian hand-woven texiles panels, one red, the other indigo. Possibly textiles from a Pre-Inca burial shroud. Professionally framed and mounted in

Pre-Columbian Feather Fan from Peru, ca. 100-600 CE. fan is composed of vegetal fibers provided with twisted cord into which feathers were inserted. Small remains of feathers left on the fan (pictured

EARLY PERUVIAN TRAY W/SCENIC CENTER, MEASURES 16" ACROSS

Drop waist style, silk material, embroidery detail, tie at waist. Soil underarms, small holes and soil on silk.