Pre-Columbian Central American Pottery Assortment

Pre-Columbian Central American Pottery Assortment (4) items including a snake shaped botella decorated with smaller snakes; a polychrome low bowl having etched geometric decoration around outside edge

Pre-Columbian Pottery Censer Lid Assortment (3) items including a Colima turtle effigy; a West Mexico figural; and a Central American having a frog effigy Provenance: The Estate of George 'Yorgo' Deme

Pre-Columbian South American Pottery Assortment (6) items including (3) Chimu black ware vessels and orange double sided whistle, a Quimbaya seated male figure having a square head; and a smaller vess

Pre-Columbian Style Central America Pottery Assortment (5) items including a Cocle style polychrome effigy bottle having a tall neck rising from human head; a Cocle sty

Pre-Columbian Central and Latin American Carved Stone Assortment (8) items including (4) stylized human effigies including a Diquis figure, (2) candeleros and (2) pestles Provenance: The Estate of Geo

6 Antique Pieces of Central American Mayan Art Pottery, Exact Age Unknown. Brimmed bowl 3 x 9.5 in diameter, painted mole 3 x 7.5 in diameter, small bowl 2.5 x 4.75 in diameter, small pot 2.5 x 4 in d

Reconstructed bowl, three-footed bowl possible Aztec, and beaker. Beaker: 4-1/2" high.

Exquisite vintage Central American, Guatemalan hand coiled 'Barriletes" pottery in wonderful condition. This stunning piece has been hand coiled by a Guatemalan artisan as a celebration of a Mayan bar

Pre-Columbian, Central America, culture unknown, ca. 900 to 1400 CE. A blackware pottery vessel in the shape of a plump frog (rana in Spanish) or toad (sapo in Spanish) with a wide rim upon its back.

Two ancient Mexico, Central American Mayan style, dark clay pottery vessels. Include vessel with long stem and figure with hands together (8 in. x 8 in. x 5 in.) and frog form vessel (4 in. x 6 1/2 in

5 ¼” x 4 ¾” Pedestal Pottery Bowl, Paint Decorated, Central American Pre Columbian

CENTRAL AMERICAN MAYAN REPRODUCTION HAND-PAINTED EARTHENWARE / REDWARE POTTERY JAR, bulbous form with flaring rim, featuring polychrome ceremonial scene painted on white slip. Second half 19th century

Two ancient Mexico, Central American Mayan style, clay bowls. Include tripod bowl with stripe design (5 in. x 3 in. x 3 in.) and bowl with painted creatures (3 in. x 4 1/2 in.) Fair condition with wea

Circa 200 AD, Western United States or Central American origin. The piece has an interesting form. The figure depicts a man with an elongated or bound head sitting in a crouched position wearing a clo

Collector's Lot of Central and South American Objects. Including Pre-Columbian style pottery, Chancay dolls, textiles, Kuna carved wood medicine doll, San Blas Islands, textiles, baskets, stone figure

Pre-Columbian Pottery Assortment (8) items including bowl, lid, double spout pitcher, reconstructed censer, figurine, whistle and family plaque; together with a Native American Indian water container

Shipipo pottery, Peruvian gourd boxes and shallow bowl, Honduran stirrup, Inca pottery, Peruvian tooled leather cups, and Guianan pottery. Largest bowl: 9.5"Dia. X 4.5"H. (From the Newark Museum, NJ.)

Circa 200 AD, Western United States or Central American origin. The vessel having a cylinder body crafted of a light colored clay and then nicely decorated at all sides. Very fine and original example

Pre-Columbian Meso-American Polychrome Pottery Jar. Pre-Columbian MesoAmerican rounded polychrome pottery jar likely Costa Rican or Panamanian region of Central America. Storage jar boasts geometric a

Mid 20th century South American terracotta pottery pot or vase, in bulbous shape. In Pre-Columbian style having a hand-painted decoration of Peacocks to the central body, geometric shape banding aroun

Pre-Aztec (before 13th century) from the Tlaxcala and Puebla area of central Mexico, an assortment of Head Pottery Shards, largest H:2.25 inches x largest W:2 inches and similar size.

For your consideration in this lot is a collection of Pre-Columbian pottery from Central America. Maya ceramics are ceramics produced in the Pre-Columbian Maya culture of Mesoamerica (300-950AD). The

United States, Central America,Pre Columbian Includes twelve carved face fragments, three zoomorphic fragments, four full body figure beads, and two miniature bead fragments. Stone, pottery,Smallest 1

**Originally Listed At $150** Pre-Columbian, Ecuador, Chorrera culture, ca. 800 to 500 BCE; Ecuador, Guangala culture, ca. 100 to 500 CE; West Mexico, Nayarit culture, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. A set of