Another awesome and bold strand of 2 Tigrillo canines with round and cylindrical clay beads. These teeth could only have been acquired at great expense. Necklace is about 18"  More »

Another awesome and bold strand of 2 Tigrillo canines with round and cylindrical clay beads. These teeth could only have been acquired at great expense. Necklace is about 18" in length. Average tooth is approx. 1.25". Nicoya Peninsula Region, Costa Rica 100 BC – 500 AD. Discount on First Acquisition www.galeriacontici.net   « Less

Seated Man..in two parts..missing arms. 10.5 in High...weight about 10lb. Volcanic Stone, Costa Rican, place of origin in Costa Rica is unknown

Seated Man..in two parts..missing arms. 10.5 in High...weight about 10lb. Volcanic Stone, Costa Rican, place of origin in Costa Rica is unknown   « Less

Mexican pottery vessel modelled as a double ended dog, a vessel opening in their back. Colima, 5th-6th century AD Stock #: 1013825 Size: 16cm wide, 9cm high Price: AU$  More »

Mexican pottery vessel modelled as a double ended dog, a vessel opening in their back. Colima, 5th-6th century AD Stock #: 1013825 Size: 16cm wide, 9cm high Price: AU$ 490.00 US$ 499.80 € 372.40 £ 318.50   « Less

Manuel Felguerez in Mexico world famous artist . He have created many sculpture. This is original with his signature.

Manuel Felguerez in Mexico world famous artist . He have created many sculpture. This is original with his signature.   « Less

From the Peten region of Guatemala, ca. 500 to 750 AD. Polychrome bowl with creme ground, red horizontal stripe beneath rim and repeating temple pattern in black and red on  More »

From the Peten region of Guatemala, ca. 500 to 750 AD. Polychrome bowl with creme ground, red horizontal stripe beneath rim and repeating temple pattern in black and red on the body. 6-3/4"D x 4"H, minor rim chipping, stable age crack and worn surface abundant with root-marks! ProvenanceEx-private TX Collection Material Pottery Dimensions 6-3/4"D x 4"H Condition Stable Edge Crack   « Less

Pre-Columbian, Mixtec / Mixteca-Puebla Type Valley of Puebla, Northern Oaxaca Region, Mexico, Post Classic period, ca. 1100-1400 AD. Tall double cup / goblet in red  More »

Pre-Columbian, Mixtec / Mixteca-Puebla Type Valley of Puebla, Northern Oaxaca Region, Mexico, Post Classic period, ca. 1100-1400 AD. Tall double cup / goblet in red terracotta with cream slip, red, orange and black-brown paint. Lovely manganese blooms and deposits inside and out. NOTE: It has been suggested that this type of chalice form vessel was used to catch blood offerings from sacrificial victims. This double cup vessel has a solid section in the middle separating the chamber at the top from the chamber at the bottom allowing the cup to be flipped over and used from the other end. The coloration, theme and painting style very closely resemble the page of a Mixtec Codex. A very rare type, not to be confused with more popular 'CHOLULA' polychrome wares. Stands 9-1/4"H, in overall fine condition with several losses along top rim lip, several stabilized stress cracks, plus minor wear/loss, as shown. ProvenanceEx-Raphael Moses Collection, associated with the Rocky Mountain Institute of Pre-Columbian Studies since the 1970s.   « Less

From ancient Mexico, Nayarit, Lagunillas (Chinesco), ca. 200 BC to 200 AD. Terractotta shallow bowl with beige slip, red and black paint. Interior shows a dynamic /  More »

From ancient Mexico, Nayarit, Lagunillas (Chinesco), ca. 200 BC to 200 AD. Terractotta shallow bowl with beige slip, red and black paint. Interior shows a dynamic / archetypal design suggestive of bird forms or animal tracks on the ground. Very well-made and finely painted, typical of Chinesco pieces. 7"D x 3"H, intact/generally excellent, save several stabilized hairline cracks, minor abrasions/chips. ProvenanceEx-private Midwest USA Collection in the 1990s, prior to that part of a Museum Collection (numbered on bottom) since the the 1960s.   « Less

Pre-Columbia, from Jaina Island, Mexico, dating between 500 and 700 AD. Terracotta figure of a male figure wearing ceremonial dress, hands at his sides. 5-7/8"H,  More »

Pre-Columbia, from Jaina Island, Mexico, dating between 500 and 700 AD. Terracotta figure of a male figure wearing ceremonial dress, hands at his sides. 5-7/8"H, intact/generally excellent, save minor surface wear, as shown. Much original white pigment remains. ProvenanceEx-Prominent Tx collection. Material Pottery Dimensions 5-7/8"H Condition Intact   « Less

From ancient Mexico, Jaina Island, ca. 500 and 700 AD. Terracotta mold-made standing male figure wearing ceremonial dress, hands at his sides. 4-1/4"H, intact/generally  More »

From ancient Mexico, Jaina Island, ca. 500 and 700 AD. Terracotta mold-made standing male figure wearing ceremonial dress, hands at his sides. 4-1/4"H, intact/generally excellent, save minor surface wear, as shown. Much original white pigment remains. ProvenanceEx-Prominent Tx collection. Material Pottery Dimensions 4-1/4"H Condition Intact   « Less

From West Mexico, Chupicuaro culture, ca. 300 B.C. Finely-burnished redware pottery vessel with three rattle-filled legs. 3-5/8"H x 7"W, intact/generally excellent  More »

From West Mexico, Chupicuaro culture, ca. 300 B.C. Finely-burnished redware pottery vessel with three rattle-filled legs. 3-5/8"H x 7"W, intact/generally excellent condition. ProvenanceEx-private East Coast USA Collection Material Pottery Dimensions 3-5/8"H x 7"W Condition Intact   « Less