Spear from Colonial New Mexico, 16th-18th C, Onate Period

Iberian Peninsula, Spain, used in the colonial New Mexico or New Spain 16th-18th century probably in use during the Onate period (1590-1601), New Mexican and used by the Pueblo Indians. Featuring a lo

Iberian Peninsula, Spain, used in the colonial New Mexico or New Spain 16th-18th century. Long shafted lance or spear with an errored spiked lower point and very early Spanish spear head in bulbous fo

**First Time At Auction** New World, Mexico, Spanish colonial period, ca. 18th century CE. A carved wooden lamb, perhaps from a creche or altarpiece. The lamb is kneeling, its head down, on a platform

Donated By: Donick Cary, Emmy-Award winning writer/producer (Letterman /Simpsons / Parks and Recreation /Silicon Valley) New World, Mexico, Spanish Colonial period, ca. 18th century CE. A fascinating,

New World, Mexico, Spanish Colonial period, ca. 18th century CE. A dramatic, ornate vessel with a curved handle, used to hold holy water inside of a church. The cast bronze vessel has a bulbous form,

New World, Mexico, Spanish Colonial period, ca. 18th century CE. A fabulous and rare matched pair of iron spurs. Each is a simple curve with a thick leather strap for attachment. At the nadir of the c

**First Time At Auction**New World, Mexico, Spanish Colonial period, ca. 18th century CE. A trio of smithed iron tools, used for multiple purposes, including wedging and scraping. These would have bee

North America, Southwestern United States, New Mexico, Spanish Colonial period, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. A fine copper pitcher that is cast into a squat globular shape with a stable flat base and

New World, Mexico, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. late 18th century CE. A charming zoomorphic iron door knocker. The upper portion has a long spike for driving into the wood of a door; projecting from t

**Originally Listed At $150** New World, Mexico, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. late 18th century CE. A charming zoomorphic iron door knocker. The upper portion has a long spike for driving into the woo

Spanish Colonial, Mexico or possibly Spain, ca. early 16th to early 18th century CE. An iron dog collar known as a carlanca ("wolf collar") used by canines during the early periods of Spanish Colonial

**Originally Listed At $4000** North America, New Mexico, Spanish Colonial period, ca. 1770 to 1820 CE. A beautifully preserved example of a New Mexican petaca (traveling trunk), made of rawhide leath

Latin America, Mexico, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. A collection of 9 forged iron lance and spear heads, each bearing a conical socketing shaft on the bottom or a thick tang.

North America, probably Mexico or New Mexico, Spanish Colonial period, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. This is a large and well-preserved storage or travel trunk made from wood and wrought iro

**Originally Listed At $600** North America, New Mexico, Spanish Colonial period, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A fine example of a Spanish Colonial petaca (traveling trunk), made of leather

Latin America, Mexico, Spanish Colonial period, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A New Mexican petaca (traveling trunk) made of leather over wood with a cotton cloth lined interior and domed lid. It featu

New World, Spanish Colonial, Mexico, ca. 18th century CE. A very large and framed, oil on canvas depicting Michael the Archangel slaying a demon. St. Michael is depicted with an angelic rosy complexio

New World, Spanish Colonial, Mexico, ca. 18th century CE. A wonderful painted wooden depiction of the Virgin Mary standing atop a cloud with angels beneath her feet, holding the Christ Child in one ha

Donated By: Donick Cary, Emmy-Award winning writer/producer (Letterman /Simpsons / Parks and Recreation /Silicon Valley) New World, Mexico, Spanish Colonial, ca. 18th century CE. An amazing antique ta

North America, Colonial Spanish period, probably Mexico, ca. 18th century CE. A fascinating pair of carved-wood Santos dolls - one male and one female. The upper bodies of both curious figures are dep

Mexico, Spanish colonial period, ca. 18th century CE. This is a small iron pike head with an elaborate and deadly design, a conical, tapered socket, and a still-very sharp tip! Patina on this piece is

Europe, Spain (Manufacture of Origin), imported by conquistadors during Spanish Conquest into North American and recovered in the frontier region. The rapier has been used for a significant period of

North America, Spanish Colonial Period in Mexico, ca. mid 18th century CE. A flintlock musketeer's powder flask, made of a cow horn with a brass, spring operated powder cutoff. It also has its origina

Colonial School Mexico or Peru 17th - 18th century. "Apparition of Christ and the Virgin Mary to Saint Francis of Assisi" Oil on canvas. Carved and polychromed period wooden frame. 134 x 108 cm.