Snake & Cactus

Size is approx 13. Weighs approx 8.90 dwt

including a Victorian shoe handled and a Mexican cane with eagle, snake, cactus and shield decoration. Age cracks to Mexican cane. Largest: 3 3/4" wide, 38 1/2" long. Provenance: Property of a Greenwi

Mexican coin. Obverse: Eagle with snake on cactus. REPUBLICANA MEXICANA. Reverse: Radiant cap with rays. 8R. C. 1883 M. M. 10Ds. 20Gs. With numerous chop marks on obverse and reverse. Diameter: 4 cm.

Michael Joplin (Texas, b. 1953) Western-themed contemporary art glass bowl with red cased glass rim over an acid etched and cut to black frieze, having Cowboy and Indian, snake and cactus design; tape

Mexican coin. Obverse: Eagle with snake on cactus. Lettering: REPUBLICA MEXICANA. Reverse: Radiant cap with rays. Lettering: LIBERTAD 8R.Go.1868.Y.F.10Ds.20Gs. Diameter: 4 cm. 29 grams.

Mexican coin. Obverse: Eagle with snake on cactus. "REPUBLICANA MEXICANA". Reverse" Radiant cap with rays. "8R. C. 1891. R. S. 10D. 20G". Stamped with numerous chop marks. Diameter: 4 cm. 27 grams. De

Mexican coin. Obverse: Eagle with snake on cactus. Lettering: REPUBLICA MEXICANA. Reverse: Radiant cap with rays. Lettering: LIBERTAD 8R.Mo.1870.T.H.10Ds.20Gs. Diameter: 4 cm. 29 grams.

Vintage Sterling Southestern Turquoise Cactus Brooch, Snake Eye, 1.25" tall and 5/8" wide. It is not marked or signed . Tested twice and is s terling with a 1.99 gr. weit. The snake eye turquoise ston

WOOD CARVING OF EAGLE AND SNAKE ON A CACTUS - With a frog on the base. (Mexican National symbol). 34" h. with grey finish on the wood.

Grade: Almost Uncirculated - This 2 Pesos gold coin is struck in .900 fine gold. The obverse features an eagle eating a snake on a cactus with wreath below and legend above, the reverse features a lar

KM # 466. NGC certified MS 65 1950 Mo Mexico, five peso. Obverse: Eagle perched on cactus with snake in beak. Lettering: ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS / LEY PESO / .720 277/9 g / CINCO PESOS / Mo 1950. Rev

Grade: Almost Circulated - This 2 Pesos gold coin is struck in .900 fine gold. The obverse features an eagle eating a snake on a cactus with wreath below and legend above, the reverse features a large

Grade: Almost Uncirculated - This 2 Pesos gold coin is struck in .900 fine gold. The obverse features an eagle eating a snake on a cactus with wreath below and legend above, the reverse features a lar

1947 Mexican 50 pesos gold coin with Mexico's national coat of arms featuring a golden eagle perched on a cactus capturing a snake and the iconic Winged Victory "The Angel of Independence". Contains 1

1947 Mexican 50 pesos gold coin with Mexico's national coat of arms featuring a golden eagle perched on a cactus capturing a snake and the iconic Winged Victory "The Angel of Independence". Contains 1

The Dos Pesos gold coin was produced in Mexico between 1919-1948. Obverse side displays the Coat of Arms of Mexico depicting a Mexican golden eagle perched on a prickly pear cactus devouring a snake.

Antique Mexican glass vase, 19th c., painted in gold depicting an eagle perched on a prickly pear cactus devouring a snake, similar the depiction found on the Mexican coat of arms, with "Libertad" wri

Ca. 1900. Top has Mexican coat of arms with eagle clutching snake and perched on cactus. Below are Aztec rulers in feathered headdresses. possibly Montezuma and Spaniard Cortez? Trees and more cacti.

Hand Carved Wooden Mexican Flag Emblem Eagle: Eagle on Nopal Cactus Devouring a Snake. From a Myth of Supreme God Telling Tribe to Establish a City in 1325. The Symbol would Appear When They Arrived.

MEXICAN ZAPOTEC / AZTEC WOVEN SERAPE / RUG, earth tone stripe design with earth tone and polychrome design of the Mexican coat of arms consisting of an eagle perched on a cactus with a snake in its mo

A vintage 1955 Mexican 5 Pesos coin made of 720 silver. On the obverse, it features the Mexican coat of arms, which includes an eagle perched on a cactus with a snake in its beak. Surrounding the embl

Latin America, Mexico, ca. 19th century CE. A bronze applique rendered in the form of an eagle standing upon a nopal cactus and holding a snake in its beak. The elegant form is finely rendered and ski

**First Time At Auction** Latin America, Mexico, ca. 19th century CE. A bronze applique rendered in the form of an eagle standing upon a nopal cactus and holding a snake in its beak. The elegant form

Royal Worcester wren perched on prickly pear cactus with bold yellow flowers. Small snake circles the bottom. Positioned in a fitted wood base. Signed and marked on bottom #1710E. Designed by Dorothy