New Mexican Arrows

New Mexican Arrows second half 19th century lot of 4, average length 32 inches The four longer arrows are believed to have been made by early Spanish colonial New Mexicans. They have hardwood shafts a

Navajo WPA era Hand-Carved New Mexican Desk c1930s. Unsigned. Excellent original finish. This lot only includes the desk. The side chair Lot 402 is shown in the last picture for comparison purposes on

Navajo WPA era Hand-Carved New Mexican Side Chair c1930s. Signed with conjoined "ASG". Excellent original finish. 34.75"w x 15.5"w x 16"d. Link to WPA New Mexico Furniture Article. </

A New Mexican retablo Depicting St. Francis of Assisi, on a hardboard/engineered wood panel, holding a skull and cross. height 10 1/2in, width 7 1/2in Footnotes: Provenance Property from a Denver, CO

Navajo WPA era Hand-Carved New Mexican Sofa c1930s. Unsigned. Needs upholstery. Excellent original finish. 89.25"w x 33"d x 22"h. Link to WPA New Mexico Furniture Article.

Exceptional example of early New Mexican painted furniture, done in the manner of much of the Southwestern folk art originating from the region. Well decorated with original polychrome painted surface

A New Mexican bulto of the crucified Christ Attributed to Jos&#233; Benito Ortega, (New Mexican, 1858-1941), executed in the Mora style, the elongated figure depicted pierced through the chest and wea

New Mexican Seven Drawer Wooden Desk, ca. 1930 - 1940carved wood30 1/4 x 61 1/4 x 31 3/4 in. (76.8 x 155.6 x 80.6 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico

New Mexico, ca. 1970, Original carved wood figure by world famous artist George Lopez. George López came from the village of Cordova, situated in a small valley of the Sangre de Christo mountain rang

Luis Tapia (New Mexican, b. 1950) El Gato Negro, 1996 wood sculpture signed Luis and dated (dashboard) height 10 1/2 x length 38 x width 15 1/2 inches Please Note: This lot is located in and will ship

Important Spanish Colonial Era New Mexican altar santos figure, hand carved wooden figure of Saint Anthony of Padua, circa 18th century, hand painted accents 18 x 7 x 4.5"; Provenance: The Collectio

* Six New Mexican Pueblo Pottery Vessels various artists, 20th century comprising a spherical seed jar and an ovoid jar by Juanita Keene, each signed Keene to the underside; a seed jar by Michael Rome

Artist: Gene Kloss | 1903-1996 NA Title: Processional - New Mexican Church Signed l/r: Gene Kloss (l/r) Processional - New Mexican Church (l/l) Media: Drypoint on paper Dimensions: 11 by 14 inches Con

A New Mexican bulto of the crucified Christ The elongated figure depicted wearing a yellow loin cloth with black stripes, attached to the cross with wood pegs, the cross surmounted by a plaque inscrib

New Mexican Hand-Carved Wooden Crucifix Bulto c. 1840s, 27" x 15.5" x 3.75"Provenance: Acquired from a private collection in Montana. Condition: Good condition, there appears to be under UV inspection

Carved and painted wood santo modeled as Maria Santisima, circa 1830. Dimensions: 24&quot;&nbsp;H&nbsp;x&nbsp;9.5&quot;&nbsp;W&nbsp;x&nbsp;3.5&quot;D;&nbsp; Provenance: Property from the estate of Ela

A New Mexican bulto of the crucified Christ Attributed to Jos&#233; Rafael Arag&#243;n (1796-1862), depicted with bloody wounds to chest, hands, and knees and wearing a painted loincloth, the corpus a

Southwestern USA, Cordova, New Mexico, ca. 1960 to 1970. This is a finely carved two piece figure of a Niño Santo, with fine details on the realistic chair and on the clothing, face, and hands of the

Jose Benito Ortega, Attributed (New Mexican, 1858-1941) Cristo Crucificado wood scupture not signed height 48-1/4 inches x width 27 inches This lot is located in Cincinnati. From a Private Denver Coll

A New Mexican bulto of the crucified Christ The figure secured to the cross with wooden pegs and depicted wearing a loincloth and crown of thorns, restored. height 25in, width 15 1/2in Footnotes: Prov

A New Mexican bulto of the crucified Christ Possibly the work of Santero of the Mountain Villages, the figure depicted with a yellow and red striped loincloth, secured to the cloth with wood pegs, the

A New Mexican bulto of the crucified Christ The corpus fastened to the cross with wood pegs, depicted with bleeding wounds to the chest, hands, and knees, and wearing a loincloth, restored. height 24i

New Mexican Polychrome Wood Retablo, follower of Jose Aragon, early 19th century, depiction of Saint Gertrude the Great, holding a crooked staff with a banner in one hand, and the sacred heart in the

New Mexican Polychrome Wood Retablo, attributed to Antonio Molleno, early to mid-19th century, depiction of San Juan Nepomuceno, paper label verso, illegible, (surface divot and minor paint loss), 13