Mexico with inserts of Mexico City, and other Central

Title: Mexico & Guatemala. Valley of Mexico City. Central America COWPERTHWAIT 1852 map Description: Mexico & Guatemala // Valley of Mexico' by Thomas, Cowperthwait & Co (1852). Decorative antique han

A Matl silver rose and dove motif necklace, circa 1934-1948; Mexico City, Mexico Signed: Matl The cast silver link necklace with central doves and floral motif links 19.25" L x 2" H 193.9 grams

A Matl rose and dove necklaceMatilde Poulat (c. 1900-d. 1960)Circa 1934-1948; Mexico City, MexicoSigned: MatlDesigned by Matilde Poulat, an elaborate cast silver link necklace with central doves and f

A Matl turquoise and coral dove brooch, circa 1934-1948; Mexico City, Mexico Stamped: Matl / Hecho en Mexico / 0.925 A two-part articulated dove motif brooch with central set stone and turquoise set

A Matl silver link braceletMatilde Poulat (c. 1900-d. 1960)Circa 1934-1948; Mexico City, MexicoSigned: Matl / 925A sterling silver bracelet designed by Matilde Poulat with a central single dove with t

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Al Stine (American, 1920-2013). This watercolor painting on paper is signed lower left. It is titled "Guanajuato", and depicts the named city located in central Mexico. The paper has distressed edges.

MEXICO MARMOLEJOS STERLING SILVER DOUBLE-HANDLED SERVING TRAY - Jose Marmolejos, Mexico City 925 four-compartment serving tray with removable central sauce bowl. Tray - 19 1/2" L x 12 3/4" W, bowl - 5

Reserve Reduced! This detailed sheet exhibits a map of the West Indies/Antilles, Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico in its central panel, with a number of more detailed local plans and views above a

1700-1732 Mexico City, One Half Real Cob Silver, Philip V of Spain, La Meseta Central, find. Crowned monogram of King, Church Cross with Castle & Leon Crests. With COA from Artifacts LTD.

Western Mexico. Mercator/Hondius, Hispania Nova, 1613 (published). Hand Color. Lovely small map of central and western Mexico. It locates many cities and features including Mexico City on the shore of

(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

Mexico, Puebla, Talavera, ca. 1925. A beautifully adorned Talavera bowl signed with the initials L. P. created in the city of Puebla in central Mexico, the most renowned center of Talavera tin-enamele

Mexico, Puebla, Talavera, ca. 1940. A beautifully adorned Talavera bowl created in the city of Puebla in central Mexico. This piece features a lovely green bird hand-painted in the center with interio

Sterling 305 Creamer, Salt Cellar with Glass Insert, Napkin Ring (Monogrammed), Tray Mexico, Handmade Sugar Tongs, Gorham Sugar Spoons & 4 Others & Denmark Sugar Spoons Appr. 8.2 troy ounces weighed w

Cornell's Geography (1855), "Mexico, Northern or Middle States, Southern and Western Sides, Yucatan, Balize, America and Central America," H.- 13 1/2 in., W.- 21 1/2 in.

1940-1945 and second quarter 20th Century; Taxco, Mexico; Mexico City, Mexico Stamped FD for Fred Davis; Stamped for Hector Aguilar; Further stamped: 990 / Taxco Comprising a Fred Davis bracelet (6.

ANTONIO RODR?GUEZ LUNA(Spanish, 1910-1985)La Comedianta1963, oil on canvassigned and dated Luna 63 upper left31 1/2 x 39 1/2 in. Other Notes: Galería Plástica de Mexico (Mexico City, Mex

Maximilian I of Mexico Document Signed as Emperor. One page of a bifolium, 8.5" x 10.5", Palace of Mexico [Mexico City]; July 19, 1864. A document signed by Maximilian I of Mexico just two months afte

A HISTORICAL MEXICAN DOCUMENT, JULY 6, 1866, A SIGNED ANNOUNCEMENT FROM EMPEROR OF MEXICO MAXIMILIAN I AND EMPRESS CARLOTA, PALACE OF MEXICO, MEXICO CITY, ink on paper, bearing the heading Maximiliano

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, Valley of Mexico, Mexico City region, Aztec, ca. 1500 CE. A flat, flared "hoe" shaped piece of copper currency from the Aztec Empire. A lengthy handle extends

Pre-Columbian, Mexico, Mexico City region, Aztec, ca. 1300 to 1500 CE. A fine copper axe head displaying an elongated body that flares to a curved blade at one end. Used as currency in pre-Columbian M

Western Airlines / Mexico [and] Mexico City. [Circa 1970s]. Pair of airline posters advertising travel to Mexico, depicting a bullfighter and the Monument of Independence roundabout in Mexico City. Bo

Monumental Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) papier-mache calavera (skull), signed Agustin-Galicia P., Mexico D.F (Mexico City, Mexico) underfoot, decorated throughout with scrolling floral motifs