Ecuadorian Fish Graters and Clay Artifacts

Ecuadorian Fish Graters and Clay Artifacts, eight pieces total including: Pre-Columbian, Colombia, La Tolita, Tumaco, ca. 500 BCE to 500 CE coastal Ecuadorian clay fish form pottery grater (broken/rep

(lot of 3) Pre-Columbian, Equador, circa 2000-1000 BC, artifact group, consisting of a clay fish shaped rasp, together with (2) fragments of ancient Valdivia figurines, largest: 4"l. Provenance: Forme

Group of Clay and Stone Artifacts, five total including: Tainan Indian parrots vase; effigy vase found in Aguas Buenas, Puerto Rico; Ecuadorian clay effigy dish; green stone carved crescent moon profi

3" Fish Effigy Pipe with Snake Effigy carved on onside. Red Clay. Garrard Co, KY. Ex-Burton/Teubner Estate and Garrett Logan.

Clovis arrowhead 2". Red clay trade pipe, Virginia. Small pot, Mexico. Polychrome pottery sherds. Three fish hooks. Sandia Point arrowhead. 6 other arrowheads. From the Estate of Frank Hall owner of D

Pre-Columbia, Colombia, La Tolita, Tumaco, ca. 500 BCE to 500 CE. Effigy graters (rollador) were utilized in the Tumaco region of what is now Colombia, by the Tolita culture, from approximately 500BC

2 Hellenistic Clay Artifacts. Largest Size: 5.5'' x 3.5'' x 2.5'' (14 x 9 x 6 cm). Provenance: Ex Collection of Lawrence Buchanan and Dr. Enrique von Kiguel who acquired items in their collection in t

Strand Of Pre Columbian Ecuadorian Clay Spindle Whorl Beads. Strand Approximately 32.0in. Long, 16.0in Doubled. Largest Bead Approximately 1.0625W x 0.875L in. Smallest Bead Approximately 0.75W x 0.56

Group of Stone and Clay Artifacts, various dates and countries of origin Used condition, wear, worn

Strand Of Pre Columbian Ecuadorian Spindle Whorl Beads. Strand Approximately 25.5in Long. Largest Bead Approximately 1.3125W x 0.9375D in. Smallest Bead Approximately 0.5625W x 0.25D in.

2 Ancient Clay Artifacts. 2 crested heads. Largest Size: 2"H, 5 cm (object); 3.5"H, 9 cm (overall). Provenance: Bob Brand and Liz Werthan, Philadelphia.

Pair of South American earthenware figural artifact. Features one seated male figure on a rectangular base. Measures 7 3/4" x 5". Appears to have remnants of polychrome decoration. The second figure i

Includes a mask; shards, pots etc. Approx. 10 in the lot. Varying size.

Including pipe fragments and various other study pieces. Ex - Broughton Collection.

TAIRONA FISH GRATER, ca. 800-1500 AD. The pottery grater in the form of a fish with rough grating ridges. Dimensions: 9-1/4" L; Weight: 9 oz. Provenance: Ex. Private collection, Brooklyn, NY NOTE: Thi

This is a rare and fascinating ancient terracotta clay relic from the kOMALAND culture, present day Ghana, Africa. The Komaland culture is mysterious and not much is known other than the clay idols th

Pre-Columbian Clay Artifact Measurements: 4 7/8" L x 3 1/4" W

Pre-Columbian Clay artifact mans face with a ring in his nose. Measures 5"W x 7" H x 5" deep

Pre-Columbian Clay artifact

Group of Antique Pottery, five total including: shell form vessel; double spout vessel with applied decoration; two round jars, one is Ecuadorian; clay gourd; multiple repairs and damage; 2.25"-7" hig

PRE-COLUMBIAN STYLE, ARTIFACTS, FOUR, H 1 1/2" - 3 1/2":Comprising of four terracotta and clay artifacts. For a high resolution photo CLICK HERE

Collection of pipes, pots and other clay artifacts.

A beautiful ancient clay votive of a lovely face of a Greek Goddess, perhaps a type of offering. The Clay artifact measures 3.75 inches tall x 2.5 inches wide. Ancient Greece. Provenance: The Dr Brian

R. Pollok (American, 20th century) "Homo Salmo Meiserus," 1985, surrealist folk art clay sculpture depicting fish penetrating bust of a man, signed, dated, and titled on reverse and also inscribed "Pr