Meso American Bowl

Precolumbian, Meso American Pottery Bowl w/ Polychrome Vertical Stripe Design Work 8 1/4" Dia.

comprising five in various designs and sizes the largest: 6 3/4 inches wide; 2 1/2 inches high; the smallest: 6 1/4 inches wide

Thirteen Mesoamerican pottery bowls, vessels and fragmentsheight of tallest 13in (33cm) Provenance:Property from the Estate of Dudley Geiger and John Geiger, Hollywood, California.

possibly Pre Columbian, acquired prior to 1944, dark gray with brown and whitish inclusions, 2-5/8 x 4-7/8 in. Provenance: Estate of William E. Hughes, San Antonio, Texas; by descent in family Note: T

PRE-COLUMBIAN MESO-AMERICAN DECORATED POTTERY PEDESTAL BOWL. HEIGHT 3 1/4"; DIAMETER 6 1/2"

LOT (2) MESO AMERICAN BLACKWARE INCLUDING DECORATED BOWL, DIAMETER 16 1/2" AND BIRD MOUNTED TRI-FOIL VASE, HEIGHT 13"

LOT (7) PRE-COLUMBIAN, MESO-AMERICAN DECORATED POTTERY INCLUDING PLATE, DIAMETER 8 3/8"; BIRD-FORM VESSEL, HEIGHT 5 1/2"; TRI-FOOT BOWL, HEIGHT 2 1/2"; DIAMETER 5"; ANTHROPOMORPHIC VESSEL, LENGTH 5";

LOT (3) MESO-AMERICAN PRE-COLUMBIAN POTTERY INCLUDING COLIMA DOG HEAD VESSEL, HEIGHT 5"; COLIMA STIRRUP VESSEL, HEIGHT 7", PEDESTAL BOWL, HEIGHT 3 1/2"; DIAMETER 6 1/2"

Pre-Columbian, Olmec culture, southern Mexico to Guatemala, ca. 1300 to 900 BCE. The Olmec were among the first Mesoamerican peoples to use stone in sculpture even though it often had to be quarried i

Pre-Columbian, Southern Mexico, Guerrero State, Xochipala culture, Mesoamerican Formative Period, ca. 1500 to 900 BCE. A large hand-carved stone bowl resting on a flat base, the walls flaring dramatic

Five Meso- and South American-Style Artifacts Comprising a Peruvian "flute bowl", a Pre-Columbian style painted terracotta bowl with twin molded faces; a painted Pre-Columbian style painted terracotta

MESO-AMERICAN 2-HANDLED BLACKWARE VESSEL. HEIGHT 15"

Meso American Stone Mask 9 1/2" x 8 3/4" - Wood Blocks have been Glued to the back of this Artifact to Support it for Suspension - Close Examination of the Surface Reveals Tiny Deposits of Manganese

A fine collection of Meso-American effigies and artifacts collected by Rudi Blesh (famed Jazz critic, NYC), 28 pieces.

Mississippian pottery Native American effigy bowl, in the form of a bird, marked on side that it was found at the Little River in Poinsett County Arkansas, 11 1/2" high x 8"

A Meso-American Stone Metate and Mano The curved volcanic stone platform raised on three carved legs, its underside elaborately carved in swirled geometric pattern. Width 14 in. C Property from the Co

Meso-American Carved Jadeite Tube w/ Animal Head Effigies at each End 5" Long

5 Meso American Items, Polished Celt, Wing Form Object, Spiny Oyster Shell Inlaid Pendant, Necklace, Clay Figurine

Pre-Columbian Meso-American ceramic tripod blackware vase, having geometric banded panels, perhaps indicating origins in the Mitla-Oaxaca area of Southern Central Mexico, circa AD 600-1000, also depic

Two Sterling Silver American Bowls, turn of the 20th century. Oval bowl by Frank M. Whiting, Openwork pedestal bowl by Woodside Sterling Co. 43 ozt(GREE10300/2)(PR) Measurements: Footed bowl 11" Dia C

Star Pattern Native American Bowl Form Coil Basket. 11-1/2" diam. Condition: Good with wear and losses.

Native American, Southwestern US, Salado, ca. 1200 to 1450 CE. A pretty ceramic bowl with its exterior painted earthy red and its interior decorated with dense black-on-white patterns of interlocking

including: stone tools, effigy pieces, weapons, stele and others

Group of Meso-American Stone Beads and Pendants, Some Items Pre-Columbian, Others of Indeterminate Age - Frog, Bird Effigies, etc.