One bin of ceramics including a Pre-Columbian style footed vase

One shelf of Pre-Columbian style pottery, including polychrome decorated vases and bowls; figural groups, etc., largest: 6.5"h

Group (8) Pre-Columbian or style ceramic vessels, Mexico, including (2) bowls and (6) vase shapes, clay with painted or glazed decorations, various patterns, most with mineral deposits, 6"h x 7"dia (l

Two pre Columbian Maya style footed terracotta pottery vases. Both features faded polychrome figural designs. Larger Measures approximately 8 in. x 6 in. Smaller footed vase measures approximately 6 i

Two bins of decorative art including Pre-Columbian style figural turtles, a decorative Mexican figural group with "Diablo" figures, a Huichol beaded snake, a Pre-Columbian style decorative mask, etc.

DESCRIPTION: Decorative Pre-Columbian style ceramic pottery vase. Rest on an iron stand. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: South America DIMENSIONS: (Vase) H: 33.25" Diameter: 13.25" (Vase on stand) H: 41.2

Aztec Style Ceramic Vase, signature to underside possibly reads ‘SOW JUAN DEDRIUTE’, subject a tan toned vase with intricately carved symbols and Figural reliefs, measures 15 x 9 x 9 inches, surfa

Aztec Style Ceramic Vase, signature to underside possibly reads ‘SOW JUAN DEDRIUTE’, subject a tan toned vase with intricately carved symbols and Figural reliefs, measures 15 x 9 x 9 inch

Two Pre-Columbian ceramics including footed bowl and jar, each with painted detail, in custom lucite display case; overall good condition; the larger piece H 4 1/2" x D 6 1/2", the case H 7 3/4" x L 9

(2) pieces. One Asian soapstone cylinder vase and one Mayan style soapstone mask. Dimensions: (Mask) H 13" x W 8" x D 4.25" Condition: Few scattered nicks.

With mask finial Repairs 12-1/2"h

Two Pre Columbian Mayan style terracotta pottery vases. Once features faded hand painted design, tripod rope form feet and raised nodes on the sides (Measures approximately 7 in. x 7 in.). Other in a

One bin including a splatterware bowl, a French style frosted glass vase, World's Fair spoons, a Primitive style box with door, etc.

Seven small Pre-Columbian ceramic items, including: one Toltec beaker (600-1200 C.E.); one Nicoya effigy vessel (800-1200 C.E.); one Jalisco turtle vessel (c. 100 C.E.); one Cocle Fruiteria miniature

Group of 4 pre-Columbian style objects including 3 figures and one zoomorphic bowl; loss to arms on 2 of the figures as well as some other damage; bowl H 6 1/2" x W 6 1/2"

Group of five (5) early Chinese and Pre-Columbian ceramic items including one (1) Chinese celadon engraved lotus blossom bowl, one (1) Korean black and white covered bowl, one (1) Pre-Columbian figura

(lot of 3) Pre Columbian style polychrome decorated vases, one having a stick neck, the others accented with stylized heads, each having geometric designs, largest: 8.5"h

Pr Silver & Copper Vases in Peruvian Inca Style, one with an applied metal face and one with an applied plaque bearing a smiling Inca-style face. Larger vessel measures 6 x 5 inches.

A group of five carved Pre-Columbian style hardstone faces. Including four beads and one larger sculpture. Largest: 3 1/2" x 2 3/4" x 1". Smallest: 1 7/8" x 2" x 1/2".

One shelf of ethnographic items, including an Easter Island style head, Pre-Columbian style figure, etc.

Group of three Chinese early style ceramic including two vases, one covered, each with molded animal figures, and one pillow with incised flowers and calligraphy; some wear, some losses; the largest H

Lot including Gouda pitcher, Pre-Columbianstyle vessel, porcelain fish pitcher (chipping to spout), Burleigh pitcher, German vase, wooden folk art, Austrian moose pitcher, Weller vase, vase.

Collection of thirty-four ceramic and stone Pre-Columbian style effigies, including animal and anthropomorphic images 6.5"h x 3.5"w x 2.5"d / largest ‹Provenance: An Alamo Heights, Texas collec

(lot of 2) Ceramic vessel group, consisting of an Acoma ceramic vase, decorated with repeating geometric accents, marked "Acoma M.T," on base, 10"h; together with a Pre-Columbian style ceramic stirrup

Ceramic Tribal outdoor heater or censer. Hand crafted pottery, tri-footed head formed feet. Detailed Mayan, Ecuadorian, Pre Columbian style face, with removable lid and greenish brown glazed finish. I