Pre-Columbian Zoomorphic Head – Jaguar

Pre-columbian Jaguar - Costa Rica, ca. 500 - 1000 A.D. A zoomorphic Jaguar Head from a leg of a vessel. The head is polychrome, orange, cream and brown. Openwork eyes and open fang mouth. Protruding n

A Zapotec stone carving of a jaguar head, circa 100 B.C. - 700 A.D. A zoomorphic stone carving of a jaguar head. The head has an expressive face with large nose. Between the two ears is a three tiered

TRIBAL: Pre-Columbian Zoomorphic head, Post-Classic Period, c. 1250 - 1600 AD, Central America, carved from porous stone, wear consistent with age and use, sold as is, 4" h. x 3 1/2" w. x 5" l.

(6) Pre-Columbian zoomorphic head fragments, Some examples mounted on plinths, smallest: 1"h, largest: 2.5"h (figure only), 3.75"h (incl. stand)

A rare Pre-Columbian zoomorphic effigy head, ca. AD 1100 - 1450. It is 7-3/4 in long and depicts a Spectacled Bear, the only species of bear remaining in South America. The upper half of the head is h

Mayan 500-800BC Massive fanged jaguar head tenon carved in dark gray volcanic stone. Coiled tongue with remnants of red cinnabar pigment - measures15.5" x 6.5" x 7"

Pre-Columbian zoomorphic stone mace head, 700-1000 AD, Nicoya culture, Costa Rica, carved in the form of a stylized owl head, having a cylindrical hole through the center for attachment to a shaft, 2"

Pre-Columbian zoomorphic stone mace head, 700-1000 AD, Nicoya culture, Costa Rica, carved in the form of a stylized owl head, having a cylindrical hole through the center for attachment to a shaft, 1.

Pre-Columbian, Mexico, Mixtec culture, ca. 1200 to 1500 CE. A remarkable collection of 4 silver bells, each in the form of a zoomorphic head resembling a canine. Each featuring a projecting ring on th

Pre-Columbian Veracruz jaguar head, 8" high x 6 1/2" wide x 6 1/2" deep. Provenance: from the estate of the late Harry Reed Everson, an avid collector from Marblehead, Massachusetts.

A STONE JAGUAR HEADPre-columbian style 17 X 13 x 14 cm the highestProvenance: Giovanni Testori (1923-1993).

Overall good condition. Mounted on acrylic stand. Approx. dimensions 3.5 in. H x 2.75 in. W x 2.5 in. D. Weight 5 oz.

6 1/8" H. Mayan Jar. Guatemala. Classic Period, Pre-Columbian. Applique Jaguar Head and front legs. Buff finish. Pressure crack, otherwise solid

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, Michoacan, Protoclassic Period, ca. 500 to 100 BCE. A fascinating pottery spoon rich with pre-Columbian zoomorphic iconography with the heads of 2

Precolumbian manner zoomorphic pipe, the head set before a bowl on level base carved from mapuche stone. 3" L

Of simple cylinder shape with protruding jaguar head on opposite sides of the mouth opening. Graced with a black spotted rosette pattern against a brown red ground. Interior with a coarse unglazed fin

Of simple cylinder shape with protruding jaguar head on opposite sides of the mouth opening. Graced with a black spotted rosette pattern against a brown red ground. Interior with a coarse unglazed fin

Chimu Style Blackware Jaguar Head pottery Vessel c.800-1200 AD. Size 8 inches high, 6 1/4 inches wide. Provenance: Estate of David Sheridan, Branchburg, NJ., acquired 1950's . descent to family. Priva

In the shape of a jaguar head, stylized in the form of a hieroglyphic symbol, inlaid in its eye with a crescent moon small apple-green color jade, with a suspension hole made to be worn for protection

Sodalite Jaguar pendant, Inca head pendant

Pre-Columbian, Peru, Chimu, ca. 1000 to 1400 CE. A fine blackware vessel created by the Chimu culture of ancient Peru, adorned with a dramatic jaguar, putting forth an expressive countenance with its

A stone mace head carved in the shape of a jaguar. An exceptional ancient carving. 4-1/2" L Provenance: Collection, Mass.

Pre-Columbian Ceremonial Jaguar Mace Head, Carved Green Stone Possibly Jade, Signs of Erosion, Mineral Deposits, Incised Lines, Mace Head Depicts Snub Nose Creature with Open Mouth, Origin: Nicoya Cos

3 1/4" AMAZING JAMA COAQUE JAGUAR EFFIGY POTTERY HEAD, PRECOLUMBIAN TERRA COTTA FROM ECUADOR, CIRCA 500-1000AD, EX FLOYD RITTER