Group of South & Central American textile fragment

A group of South and Central American textile fragments. ++ A group of Pre-Columbian textile fragment, Peru, Chancay. ++ A group of 4 Pre-Columbian textile fragments, Peru, Chancay, 1100 - 1450 AD. ++

Group of Ancient South American Textiles. Provenance: ex Jean Lions Collection, Geneva, Switzerland (1951-1980). Including: 1) Strip mantle fragment, Chancay Culture. Cotton supplemental weft textile

Group of Ancient Textiles. Provenance: ex Jean Lions Collection, Geneva, Switzerland (1951-1980). Including: 1) Chuspa Fragment, Wari Culture. Extremely fine fragment of a coca bag with 8 standing dou

A Group of Meso- and South American Style Artifacts Comprising a small rock crystal skull, a Peruvian woven textile fragment, two small terracotta heads and a terracotta owl with mold. Height of cryst

Group of World Tour Reproduction SculptureIncluding South East Asian, museum reproductions, foo dog, bronze urn, a brass mortar, and Central American examples, and fragments.

A South American Textile FragmentCirca 1000-1500 A.D.11 1/2 x 15 inches (29.21 x 38.1 cm).Sold to Benefit the Acquisition Fund of the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields Provenance: Eliza M. and S

Two South American Textile Fragments The larger 16 x 17 3/4 in. (frame).

Group of South American and Caribbean paper currency and coins. Includes Belize, Brazil, Mexico, Costa Rica, Bank of Eastern Caribbean, and Barbados. RM IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the term

Study Group of South American Textiles. Largest Size: 34'' x 53'' (86 x 135 cm). Provenance: Maryanne Conheim, Philadelphia.

Group of 6 South American Textile related Artifacts. Pre-Columbian. 2 very old woven textiles (8" and 5", good condition), 2 Brushes, a spotted handle Fetish (5 3/4") and a Pin Sowing Spindle. All in

Group of Ancient South American Textiles. Provenance: ex Jean Lions Collection, Geneva, Switzerland (1951-1980). Including: 1) Headband, Wari Culture. Complete 4 selvedge headband in very fine alpaca

A group of five Central American Textiles. Textile. Possibly Guatemala. 20th century. Smallest: 82" x 8 3/4". Largest: 36 3/8" x 56 1/4". Condition: Lightly stained, pulls in fabric, and frayed edges.

Group of Ancient South American Textiles. Provenance: ex Jean Lions Collection, Geneva, Switzerland (1951-1980). Including: 1) 3 "Badges" Nazca Wari culture. Very rare dense Nazca alpaca embroidery on

Group of South American Woven Textiles. Including a black mantle, size: 38.75'' x 29.75'' (98 x 76 cm); a fine striped wool blanket, size: 73'' x 37.25'' (185 x 95 cm); a Bolivian manta woven textile,

Collection of 5 Vintage Central/South American Textiles. Ranging in size from 27'' x 33'' (69 x 84 cm) to 48'' x 30'' (122 x 76 cm).

20th Century Comprising a jaguar-motif alpaca blanket and woven belt likely from Peru or Bolivia, a small blanket from Timor Island, Indonesia, and a scarf likely from Bali or Sumba, 4 pieces Larges

Central and South American Textile Assortment (18) items including examples of hand-crafted woven pieces; (3) ponchos; Guatemalan woven tunic and a wool 'Momo' blanket; and a patchwork woven blanket L

Central and South American Textile Assortment (17) examples of 20th century hand-crafted and decoratively embroidered fabrics including brocade mantles and 'huipil' tunics from Nahuala, Guatemala and

Group of Central Asian Silk Velvet Textile Fragments, 18th/19th C.. Ranging in Size from: 3.5'' x 2'' (9 x 5 cm) to 25.5'' x 3.5'' (65 x 9 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in th

4 Central and South American Textiles. Including: 1) Tzute, Chichicastenango, Guatemala c. 1900-1930 CE. Natural dye cotton ceremonial cloth with serial deer. 2) Sleeve, Nahuala, Guatemala 1900-1930 C

Several 20th century pieces. Slip decorated tray "Cusco, Peru", 10.5"d., effigy vessels, floral decorated pot, and a blackware grinding bowl, 3.25"h. 10"d. Together with animals and faces. Varying wea

Group of Central American and South American Banknotes Mixed Dates and Denominations, 8 Nicaragua, 2 Uruguay, 2 Paraguay, 6 Ecuador, 8 Bolivia, 1 Guatemala, Condition, see photographs.  

Type: Folk art Materials: Paper, wood, painted metal Markings & Inscriptions: Some signed Date: Late 20th / 21st century Maker: Various Description: To include a large South or Central American dev

Group of four Central or South American stone tools. Includes two mace heads and two spindle whorls. One spindle whorl with a label reading "HSS Aztec/Mex."Keywords: Prehistoric, Pre-Columbi