Pre-Columbian Field Offerings

Pre-Columbian field offerings, Lot of 3. Three terracotta field offerings, various cultures, museum quality display stands included. Dimensions: 1-1/2" H (Largest) Provenance: Ex. Private collection,

Lot of 5 pre-Columbian field offerings. Dimensions: 2" L (largest). Provenance: Ex. L. Barash collection, NYC

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

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

Pre-Columbian, Valley of Mexico, Teotihuacan, Tlamimilolpa-Metepec phase, ca. 200 to 750 CE. A striking, incredibly rare vessel made of highly translucent banded alabaster with nub-like legs and two f

A choice Mixtec-Aztec offering dish from Mexico, c. AD 1400 - 1500, lavishly adorned with four protruding fox heads and stamped rim decor. A molded scene depicting a seated chief surrounded by a band

Mayan red painted offering bowl 2.5"h x 7"d.

Pre Columbian Valdivia Spondylus Shell Offering Necklace. Ecuador, Earliest Horizon, Ca. 2300 to 2000 BC. The central pendant is a thick dense pours grain shell, pierced and with interesting weatherin

Offering Cloth, Chimu Culture (1100-1400 CE); natural undyed brown cotton plain weave center with camelid wool tapestry weave border and tassels; mounted. 21.5" x 22.5" (55 x 57 cm).

CLAY STATUE OF TLALOC, AZTEC GOD OF RAIN, OFFERING VESSEL, CIRCA 1965 REPRODUCTION FROM THE ORIGINAL IN THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY IN MEXICO CITY, APPROX 5.5"W X 7.5"H X 5.5"D

Attributed to John La Farge (American, 1835-1910) Offerings to Aztec God oil on canvas signed J La Farge (lower left) 18 1/4 x 33 1/4 inches. Property from the Art Institute of Chicago

Attributed to John La Farge (American, 1835-1910) Offerings to Aztec God oil on canvas signed J. La Farge (lower left) 17 1/4 x 32 inches. Provenance: Collection of George F. Harding Jr. (1868-1939),

This lot contains three original field collected Mayan Medicine Bundles or Magic fetish bags field collected by Muum curator Paul Hendricks in the 1970's in Guatemala. These objects were acquired dire

Carved from solid turquoise. Statue depicts an Aztec, Mayan or Inca warrior offering a fish to the gods. 4 1/2"T x 3" W. Repair done to arms. Some chips and flea bites throughout.

Lawerence Namoki, Hopi Nation, Seed Pot20th century, polychrome design of Aztec figures against a celestial field, faux wood painted mouth and lower half of he body, signed and titled inscription on t

Post-Classic Mexico, probably circa AD 1000-1500, complete but with seven perfunctory repairs, depicting the Pre-Columbian god Tlaloc holding two offering plates, 16.5"h

Pre-Columbian, Peru, Inca, ca. 1500 CE. Rare votive offering of a set of pan pipes, done in clay. Working tubes connected by wide band, custom stand. Rare and nice! Size: 3"H x 3-1/2"W not including c

3 Precolumbian "Eccentric" Flints - Used as Votive Offerings by the Mayan People

Classic Teotihuacan Tripod Bowl (100-650 AD)This amazing Teotihuacan bowl depicts a noble warrior presenting offerings of shells, fish, and obsidian to a supernatural being. (note the double eye) The

550-600 A.D. with polychrome decoration, fine band of black glyphs at top, on white field, red interior, 7" diameter x 4 3/4" high. From a late collector who had been collecting since the 1950's.