Mexico & Central Am. Collection of Masks.

Mexico & Central America Lifetime Collection of Masks. 77 masks. Carved and painted wood with mixed media. All in great condition. Average size is 10" x 8". Est. $1,000-3,000. Ship: $200 (There are ma

Central America, Guatemala & Mexico, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A collection of 3 handmade wood festival masks- 2 decorated with facial hair made from horsehair and vegetal fibers. The vibrant

Pre-Aztec (before 13th century) from the Tlaxcala and Puebla area of central Mexico, a collection of 14 Head Shards, clay pottery and a few carved stone, largest H:2.75 inches x W:2.5 inches and simil

Pre-Aztec (before 13th century) from the Tlaxcala and Puebla area of central Mexico, a collection of Effigy Torsos and Figures many with elaborated headdresses, clay pottery and carved sandstone, larg

Celebrate the vibrant culture and artistic traditions of Puerto Rico and Mexico with this captivating collection of masks. Included in this assortment are: Vejigante Mask Puerto Rico: Crafted from pap

Folk art painted pottery altar/ shrine, Ocumicho, Mexico, central skeletal figure, over crescent-shaped masks, plinth base with skulls, loss and restoration to points, approx 20.5"h, 15"w, 12"d, 19lbs

(lot of 5) Collection of Mexico and Central America art books (1) "El Mundo Magico de los Mayas", Museo Nacional de Antropologia, 1964, sentiment inside; (1) "Mexico" by Fritz Henle; (1) "Indian Art o

Including 2 points. Central America/Mexico. Estate collection find.

Group of 3 painted punched tin masks, Latin, Central America and/or Mexico. Whimsical designs. Tribal art. Largest 15 1/2" x 10 1/2".

Nice Precolumbian blade from Central Mexico. Silex material. Ex - Tate Collection. Approx. 1500 years old.

20th C. Mexican folk art carved barbones alebrije mask, depicting a bearded mermaid height 13 in. x width 27 in. x depth 12 in. Provenance: A Truchas, New Mexico collection We happily provide seam

Pre-Columbian, Mexico & Central America, Maya & Aztec culture, ca. 500 to 1532 CE. An impressive collection of 6 chert and obsidian blades of assorted sizes in a modern wood and glass display case. Th

Collection of Ken Edwards (Tonala, in Central Mexico) "El Palmar" Pottery, includes 10 dinner plates 8 soup bowls 9 salad plates 9 bread plates 9 saucers 9 mugs 9 teacups 4 rame

Mexico and Central America, circa 1st millennium A.D. Consisting of a large Veracruz head, two standing figures, two whistles, three smaller fragmentary figures, three small pots, and two decorated bo

(lot of 45) Collection of Pre-Columbian terracotta head fragments, authentic, from central Mexico, coming from the city-state and empired termed Teotihuacan, and about half from the Pre-Classic period

DESCRIPTION: (16 Pc) A Mexican carved wood mask collection composed of (16) vibrant painted masks. CIRCA: Unknown ORIGIN: Mexico DIMENSIONS: (Largest) H: 23" x W: 12" x L: 15" - (Smallest) H: 8.5" x W

Collection of 17 Small Pre-Columbian Vessels - Assortment includes ollas, jars, tecomates, plates, & bowls from various Pre-Columbian cultures (Mexico to Central America) and time periods. Largest oll

Pre-Columbian, Central Mexico, Teotihuacan, ca. 200 to 600 CE. An impressive stone mask of a characteristic angular form with boldly delineated facial features, carved from a rich greenstone of stunni

Pre-Classic Teotihuacan Mask, Serpentine (200 BC-100 AD) As the Artistic development in central Mexico began to coagulate into the form known as Teotihuacano, the last vestiges of notable outside infl

**Originally Listed At $2500** Pre-Columbian, Central Mexico, Guerrero region, Chontal, Late Preclassic period, ca. 300 to 100 BCE. A fascinating face mask, made of rare white marble (most are made of

**Originally Listed At $500** Pre-Columbian, Central Mexico, Guerrero region, Chontal, Late Preclassic period, ca. 300 to 100 BCE. A carved stone face, that may have been used as a funerary mask / hea

Huichol People (Mexico), 20th century. Collection of two figural folk art yarn works (sometimes called yarn paintings) laid to wood board from the Huichol People of Northern and central Mexico, compri

Pre-Columbian, southern Mexico / northern Central America, Olmec to Proto-Mayan, ca. 500 BCE to 200 CE. A collection of twenty-four ceramic heads from the transitional period between the Olmec and the

A Zacatecas seated figure of man with folded arm on his knees. North-Central Mexico. Polychrome pottery. 10 3/4"h x 6"w. Provenance: From the collection of the late Adele Lebowitz Condition: Small chi