Group of Precolumbian Heads and Figures.

Group of Precolumbian Figures, including a Colima seated figural vessal , fragmentary Veracruz figure and three small heads. (SBAR5203/5) (WK) Measurements: Figures: 5.5 and 6.5 H

Group of Pre-Columbian Ceramic Heads & Figure. South American, Ecuador. Santa Elena Peninsula, Valdiria Max Ht. 3 1/2" . Franziska I. Stein, Hygiene, CO. Estate of Annette McGuire Cravens, Buffalo, NY

Group of Pre Columbian Earthenware to include heads and figures, most classic period AD 300 - 1000, from central Mexico, having 1990 Yale University authentication letter, largest height 2 1/4 inches.

A group of three Pre-Columbian pottery figures. Head and two standing figures. Ecuador, Jamacoaque, CE0-500. Largest: 10 1/2"h.Provenance: The Alvin M. Cohen Collection, Bethesda MD.Condition: The abs

Group of thirteen Huastec and Maya pre-Columbian pottery heads and figures found between Tampico and Veracruz. From the collection of Delbert Krause of Omaha, Nebraska. Purchased through the mail cata

South America,17th Century or earlier Group includes seven fragmentary specimens, jug handles, and figures heads from ancient pottery. From a Scituate, Rhode Island gentleman. Largest 5 1/2" x 4" tall

Group Pre-Columbian style figures and fragments, (19) pieces, incl. a figural vessel, figure, (7) head fragments, carved figural plaque, and (9) assorted fragments, 5.5"h (largest), 1.5"h (smallest)

Group Pre-Columbian fragments and figure, Incl. (3) head fragments, and a figural whistle, two with stands, smallest fragment: 1.5"h, whistle: 3.5"h

Box of ~160 Pre-Columbian Pottery Figure Heads collected by Dr. Earl Riddick 60 years ago. Recently discovered while cleaning out his old relic room. Most of this group are 1"-2"+ Pottery Figure Heads

Group of six, pre columbian type pottery pieces, including a abstract figure on marble stand, two red & grey clay standing figure, a wall hanging deco, a Lg pottery head and a figure type pot. Chips,

Group Pre-Columbian and style artifacts, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, (8) pieces including including two fragmentary clay figures on wood bases, two heads on lucite bases, 3 other pottery fragments, 1.5"h t

1) A slim male figure, playing a musical instrument. 2) A figure wearing a loincloth and necklace,. 3) A tall figure with a conical head (8"). 4) A figure with outstretched arms (5" w). 5) A

A group of four stone and pottery Pre-Columbian objects. ++ Head fragment. Eastern Mexico, Vera Cruz. ++ Seated figure. Western Mexico, Chinesco. ++ Seated smoking figure. Costa Rica, CE100-1400. ++ B

Lot of 5 Tiny Pre-Columbian Figures & Artifacts. Group of ancient artifacts include one small vessel in the form of an animal, 2 seated figures and 2 heads.Dimensions range from 1.25 in h x .75 in w x

Group of four Pre-Columbian pottery figures, including: standing female figure of the Autlan culture, Jalisco; two fragmented figures, possibly of Veracruz; together with head and torso of possible ba

A Group of Pre-Columbian Ceramic Fragments including a stamp, a dog figure, and a Costa Rican speckled stone mace head Provenance: Property from the M. Louise Beren Revocable

Group of three pre-Columbian Colima ceramic figures, one standing and two seated. The standing figure with remnants of polychroming along the head. Some repairs. William Atkins' home and collection we

Group of Five Mexican and Pre-Columbian Pieces, to include a pottery head, height 5 inches; a carved hardstone, height 5 inches; a Mexican pottery figure; along with two other figures.

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, Ecuador, Jamacoaque (Jama Coaque), ca. 500 BCE to 500 CE. A set of 5 pottery heads that were once part of larger figures. Two of the heads feature large septum

**Originally Listed At $200** Pre-Columbian, Ecuador, Jamacoaque (Jama Coaque), ca. 500 BCE to 500 CE. A set of 5 mold-formed pottery heads that were once attached to larger figures. Each face exhibit

Pre-Columbian, Ecuador, Valdivian culture, ca. 3500 BCE. A trio of reddish pottery heads with thin slits for eyes, brows, and mouths. These fired clay figures were produced, starting at the major Vald

Pre-Columbian, Ecuador, Valdivian culture, ca. 3500 BCE. A trio of reddish pottery heads with thin slits for eyes, brows, and mouths, and bulbous hair. These fired clay figures were produced, starting

Various Pre-Columbian heads, mostly Toltec 1200 AD. All ancient Not examined out of sealed glass box. This comes from the Collection of Mr. J. DiTommaso a well known Scottsdale, AZ. Gallery owner

A group of Pre-Columbian heads and whorls. Lot includes two large Mayan whorls, c. AD 600 - 800, with beautiful geometric decoration around the sides, a Pre-Classic Mayan head, c. 500 - 100 BC, and a