Pre-Columbian ceramic bust

Pre-Columbian ceramic bust. 9 1/2''h

A lot of 8 Ecuadoran ceramic busts and heads, AD 500 - 1000, and include 7 Jamacoaque examples and a La Tolita flute player, all with nice detail and most with remnants of cinnabar, white and green pi

A group of 8 Ecuadoran ceramic busts, AD 500 - 1000, and include Jamacoaque and La Tolita examples, most with remnants of red cinnabar pigments. H: 2 ½ in (6.4 cm) to 4 ¾ in (12.1 cm). Ex Dr. John H

A group of 8 Ecuadoran ceramic busts, AD 500 – 1000, and include Jamacoaque and La Tolita examples, most with remnants of red cinnabar pigments. H: 2 ½ in (6.4 cm) to 4 ¾ in (12.1 cm). Ex Dr. John

**Originally Listed At $400** Pre-Columbian, Gulf Coast of Mexico, Veracruz culture, ca. 500 to 700 CE. A lifelife ceramic bust of a lord or possibly a priest, with a broad face, open mouth, and big,

Two pieces of ancient Pre-Columbian artifacts comprising one bird head stone bust sculpture and one ceramic pottery redware handled bird form effigy vessel or cup, both mounted on wood stands. Vase: 4

Collection includes Baccarat, Belleek, Hutschenreuther Selb, Wade, Royal Doulton, Snoopy music box, Beswick, King Pakal Mayan onyx bust, & more.

(lot of 2) Pre-Columbian ceramic stirrup vessel group, consisting of Chimu reed boat form vessel, Central Coastal Peru (800 - 1470s A.D.), having a single spout with steersman on the pointed bow and a

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

Found at a fine, St. Louis, Missouri estate brimming with art and objets d'art, this highly collectible Pre-Columbian artifact measures approximately 7" long. Please carefully read our terms of sale,

Found at a fine, St. Louis, Missouri estate brimming with art and objets d'art, this highly collectible Pre-Columbian artifact measures approximately 7" long. Please carefully read our terms of sale,

Found at a fine St. Louis, Missouri estate brimming with art and objets d'art, this highly collectible, Pre-Columbian artifact measures approximately 10"x 4 1/4". Please carefully read our terms of sa

A lot of 3 Pre-Columbian ceramic heads, Mexico, c. 200 BC - AD 750, and include Teotihuacan and Pre-Classic examples, each nicely mounted on a circular lucite base. Largest 3 ½ in (8.9 cm) including

A group of 4 Pre Columbian ceramic figurines including 1 primitive sculpted dog, 1 carved aztec face pendant, 1 speak no evil monkey with hand over his mouth and 1 large woman with earrings. Largest m

Pre Columbian, Costa Rican, Kingdom of Nicoya / Cacicazgo, stoneware ceramic pottery jaguar effigy vessel with elaborate polychrome painted decoration and tri-pod form with rattle legs, the jaguar's m

(Lot of 9) Pre-Columbian ceramic ocarinas and whistles, having figural and zoomorphic designs depicting shamans with elaborate incised garments, birds and other animals, encased in a quarter sawn oak

Group of Five Pre-Columbian Ceramic Figures , incl. ceremonial figure, h. 8 3/4 in.; painted male figure, h. 7 1/2 in.; terracotta figure, possibly a rattle, h. 5 in.; ceremonial figure, h. 5 1/2 in.;

Art Pottery Vase & Covered Jar, Pre-Columbian Bust & Piggy Bank, jar signed Dimensions: Jar 19" H Property from the Estate of an Important New York Modernism Dealer (NJWA498/4)(MS)

A Pre-Columbian ceramic ocarina. Cilla-Ginga, Southwest Columbia, c.1200-1500 AD. Formed as a shell, painted with red and black polka dots on a buff ground. Resist decoration with high burnished slip

Group of Pre-Columbian Ceramic Figures. Various Pre-Columbian ceramic figures and rattles. Max Ht. 4 1/2" Max L 5" . Estate of Annette McGuire Cravens, Buffalo, NY.

Pre Columbian Ceramic Bird Sculpture. Total Weight 291.5 grams. Measures 6 1/2 inches high x 5 1/2 inches wide.

(lot of 15) Pre-Columbian ceramic group, consisting of (3) Incan Alpaca effigy vessels, (2) small matates, figural molds, etc., largest: "h

Pre-Columbian ceramic figure- standing male. 16''h

(lot of 4) Pre-Columbian ceramic figurines, from a shaft tomb burial in Nayarit, West Mexico, circa 200 B.C.E.-250 C.E., all seated (2) with indentations on their backs, the smaller having a headdress