Olmec, before c.500 BC. A terra cotta hea

Ancient Greek Boeotian Terracotta Idol c.500 BC. Size 3 3/4 inches high. Rare type Ancient Greek Boeotian terracotta Idol depicted with large head wearing a crown with two eagles facing eachother corn

Pair Of Ancient Greek Terracotta Legs c.500 BC. Size 3 3/4 inches high. Fine terracotta legs attachment from full figure. Ex Private NYC collection. acquired in the London Market.

Ancient Phoenician Terracotta Female Idol c.500 BC. Size 4 7/8 inches diameter. Molded terracotta female idol, fragment from full figure. custom mounted. Provenance: From a NYC collection acquired in

Ancient Greek Terracotta Female Head c.500 BC. Size 2 1/4 inches high. Fine Greek Terracotta Female Protome. Provenance: Franke Zollman MD USA, Ex Helios Gallery.

Olmec Head, Crop Offering, Pre-Colombian (1200-400 BC) Pre-Columbian terra cotta heads turned up in open fields. This suggests that these effigies were "sown” or ritually buried, in corn fields as o

Olmec Head, Crop Offering, Pre-Colombian (1200-400 BC) Pre-Columbian terra cotta heads turned up in open fields. This suggests that these effigies were "sown” or ritually buried, in corn fields as o

Olmec Head, Crop Offering, Pre-Colombian (1200-400 BC) Pre-Columbian terra cotta heads turned up in open fields. This suggests that these effigies were "sown” or ritually buried, in corn fields as o

Olmec Head, Crop Offering, Pre-Colombian (1200-400 BC) Pre-Columbian terra cotta heads turned up in open fields. This suggests that these effigies were "sown” or ritually buried, in corn fields as o

Exceedingly rare Olmec terracotta clay head / fragment of a sculpture dating back to 900-600 BC. The white slip is characteristic of the region of Las Bocas. The Head fragment measures 4.25 inches, on

Olmec Head (crop offering)~. Pre-Colombian 1200 BC - 400 BC Pre-Columbian terra cotta heads turned up in open fields. This suggests that these effigies were "sown” or ritually buried, in corn fields

Olmec Head (crop offering)~. Pre-Colombian 1200 BC - 400 BC Pre-Columbian terra cotta heads turned up in open fields. This suggests that these effigies were "sown” or ritually buried, in corn fields

Exceedingly rare Olmec terracotta clay head / fragment of a sculpture dating back to 1100-550 BC. The creme slip is characteristic of the region of Las Bocas. The Head fragment measures 2.5 inches, on

Terra cotta. Olmec and Tlatilco 1200-900 BC and 1100-500 BC. 7,5 - 6 - 5,5 - 4cm. Provenance : German private collection, ex Ferdinand Anton

An Olmec Pre-Classic terracotta head, Mexico, c. 300 BC - AD 100, with wide eyes and deep-set pupils and open mouth. 2 1/4 in x 2 1/2 in (5.7 x 6.4cm). Custom mounted. Ex Los Angeles private collectio

Beige terra cotta. Olmec, Gufl coast and Guerrero, Mexico, 1200-800 BC. 5,5 - 5 - 7cm

Etruscan Ringed Askos, 750 B.C., Terra Cotta Pottery with Circular Base, Strap Handle, and Trefoil Spout. Decorated with Black Pigment. Measures 5 Inches in Diameter and 3 1/2 Inches High. Intact in E

2nd-1st Century BC Terra cotta Kohl Figure, Guaranteed Authentic. Measure 12 1/2" Tall. This, and many lots forthcoming were found at the massive central Florida estate of a true antiquarian who amass

LOT (2) PRE-COLUMBIAN OLMEC TERRA-COTTA HEADS. HEIGHT 2 1/2-4 1/2"

Leda and the swan. Greece (Canossan), ca. 400-300 BC. Terracotta. In good condition. Provenance: Collection of W. Rosenbaum, Ascona/ Baidun fine Antiquities, 2014; Exhibited: Feriarte, IFEMA (Madrid,

Oil lamp; Rome, Herodian Dynasty; c. 100 BC. Terracotta. Measurements: 23 cm (diameter). A circular oil lamp whose typology makes it an extremely rare piece. It has ten wick outlets structured around

Pre-Columbian Olmec terracotta vessel, ex-Komor, c. 1000-800 BCE, Las Bocas, Mexico, the red clay jar with glyph decoration and rounded bottom, resting on lucite ring, with old Mathias Komor label and

Votive head. Rhodes, Greece, 480-450 BC. Terracotta. Provenance: Found in Rhodes, Greece. Private collection of Columbia University economics professor Vladimir Gregorievitch Simkhovitch (1874-1959),

Etruscan head, 3rd century BC. Terracotta. Attached thermoluminescence analysis report. Measurements: 28 cm (height). Female head in terracotta from the Etruscan culture dated to the 3rd century BC. I

Vessel. Halaf culture. Mesopotamia, 6000-5000 BC. Terracotta. Good condition except for the missing upper lip. Provenance: Private collection, Monte Carlo, Monaco. Possibly from Tall Chagar Bazar. Bib