Antique cast iron arched wall vent with a raised front panel. The back opening of this heat register measures 9" x 12", and the grate is 11 1/4" x 14" overall. Item #  More »

Antique cast iron arched wall vent with a raised front panel. The back opening of this heat register measures 9" x 12", and the grate is 11 1/4" x 14" overall. Item # NWG23   « Less

Antique cast iron arched wall grate. This heat register has a 9" x 12" back opening, and measures 10 7/8" x 14" overall.

Antique cast iron arched wall grate. This heat register has a 9" x 12" back opening, and measures 10 7/8" x 14" overall.   « Less

Antique arched wall register, made and signed by W.G. Creamer of New York, and marked with an 1869 patent date. This heat vent has an 8" x 12" back opening, and measures 10"  More »

Antique arched wall register, made and signed by W.G. Creamer of New York, and marked with an 1869 patent date. This heat vent has an 8" x 12" back opening, and measures 10" x 14" overall. ONE AVAILABLE. May vary in color or finish from the one pictured.   « Less

From the Cocle region of Panama, ca. 1200 to 1400 AD. Central decoration of what appears to be an avian / serpent / human creature in transformation. 11-1/2”D x  More »

From the Cocle region of Panama, ca. 1200 to 1400 AD. Central decoration of what appears to be an avian / serpent / human creature in transformation. 11-1/2”D x 7”H, repaired from four pieces, else near-choice. Category:Cocle Material:Pottery Dimensions:11-1/2”D x 7”H Condition:Repaired   « Less

Incredible art! From ancient Panama, ca. 1200 AD. Polychrome pottery plate with fantastic multiple images of serpents and insects. 11-1/2"D x 2-1/4"H, re-assembled repaired  More »

Incredible art! From ancient Panama, ca. 1200 AD. Polychrome pottery plate with fantastic multiple images of serpents and insects. 11-1/2"D x 2-1/4"H, re-assembled repaired six or seven pieces, but appears quite excellent. Category:Cocle Material:Pottery Dimensions:11-1/2"D x 2-1/4"H Condition:Repaired   « Less

Tonosi, Panama, ca. 300-500 AD. Redware pottery vessel depicting a bird / duck, with realistic and abstract detailing in black. 5"H, intact/generally excellent condition. Old  More »

Tonosi, Panama, ca. 300-500 AD. Redware pottery vessel depicting a bird / duck, with realistic and abstract detailing in black. 5"H, intact/generally excellent condition. Old collection label on base. Manganese deposits throughout. Category:Tonosi Material:Pottery Dimensions:5"H Condition:Intact   « Less

Very decorative and unusual polychrome bowl from the Michoacan region of Mexico, ca 200 BC to 400 AD. Redware vessel decorated with two standing bird figures, these separated  More »

Very decorative and unusual polychrome bowl from the Michoacan region of Mexico, ca 200 BC to 400 AD. Redware vessel decorated with two standing bird figures, these separated by abstract half-circular spiked designs, rim decorated with black and white wave, inside with additional wave pattern. Bowl measures 7" D by 3-5/8" H and in good to excellent condition with 5 stabilized stress cracks and minor rim chipping. Ex private US collection acquired in the 1970's. Category:Michoacan Material:Pottery Dimensions:7" D by 3-5/8" H Condition:Stress Cracks   « Less

Fine example of the pottery skills from the Chupicuaro culture of southwestern Mexico. Ca 300 to 200 BC, this bi-chrome vessel stands on three rattle-filled legs, and is  More »

Fine example of the pottery skills from the Chupicuaro culture of southwestern Mexico. Ca 300 to 200 BC, this bi-chrome vessel stands on three rattle-filled legs, and is decorate din a deep red and tan slip. Measures 6-1/2"D x 4"H and save one repaired leg is intact and quite excellent. Category:Chupícuaro Material:Pottery Dimensions:6-1/2"D x 4"H Condition:Repaired   « Less

Truly rare and showing a medical oddity! Ancient bi-chrome vessel from Colima, West Mexico, circa 200 BC/200 AD. Redware pottery figural in the form of a human with severe  More »

Truly rare and showing a medical oddity! Ancient bi-chrome vessel from Colima, West Mexico, circa 200 BC/200 AD. Redware pottery figural in the form of a human with severe medical abnormalities; head painted red and showing signs of possible retardation, body with arms and legs going off in basically the wrong directions, very distended stomach, spout emerging from back. He appears to be a "hunch-back" with one of his arms growing out of his chest. Each hand has three "claw-like" fingers. The left leg appears to end in a stub with no foot. The piece is spouted similar to most Colima dogs and with a very nice "burnished" finish. 7"H x 7"W x 7-1/2"D, completely intact with no restoration. It is quite an unusual effigy. Category:Colima Material:Pottery Dimensions:7"H x 7"W x 7-1/2"D Condition:Intact   « Less

Ancient Pre-Columbian Female Effigy, Jalisco Culture, Ameca Grey Style, Jalisco, West Mexico, ca. 200 B.C. to 300 A.D. This kneeling / sitting Tomb Shaft figure strikes a  More »

Ancient Pre-Columbian Female Effigy, Jalisco Culture, Ameca Grey Style, Jalisco, West Mexico, ca. 200 B.C. to 300 A.D. This kneeling / sitting Tomb Shaft figure strikes a classic pose with hand outstretched holding a cup. She wears a tightly-fitted headdress and a skirt; her naked/ample breasts reveal tattooing scarification. Stone-polished with manganese and dendrite deposits on surface. 15-1/2"H x 10"W (at widest), right arm glued in two places (below shoulder and below elbow), otherwise excellent. Category:Jalisco Material:Pottery Dimensions:15-1/2"H x 10"W Condition:Repaired   « Less