Mixtec Oaxacan Clay Shaker Figure

Filled with beads. Overall good condition. Some surface wear. Approx. dimensions 6.5 in. H x 5.5 in. W x 2.5 in. D. Weight 14 oz.

600-900 AD, Collection of three small pre-classic clay figures - Mayan/Mixtec, etc. Largest 3" x 1-1/4"

600-900 AD, Collection of nine small pre-classic clay figures - Mayan/Mixtec, etc. Largest 1-1/4" x 1/2"

600-900 AD, Collection of 11 small pre-classic clay figures - Mayan/Mixtec, etc. Largest 3" x 2"

This hand painted clay Oaxacan Folk Art figure depicts a religious figure (Priest?), wearing a coat of human faces. It measures 15.5" tall X 6.5" across.

From the collection of Juliane and Philip Lynch, Shaker Heights, Ohio. The first appears to be a baked clay, gray in color with white patina, depicting a standing figure, pillar shaped with flat back;

A seated clay figure. Mali, Niger Delta. 15th to 17th century. Provenance: Inventory and Collection from the Estate of Merton D. Simpson. Catalog Notes: This figure was probably, according to Bacquart

17.5x14x11 cm. Weight 645 gram.

A Syro-Hittie Clay Figure Circa 3rd Millennium B.C. Height 6 1/2 inches (16 cm). Property from a California Private Collection Provenance: Farid Ziade, Beirut. Private Collection, Florida; acquired in

Koma-Bulsa Culture, four-Janus-headed clay figure, Possibly 14th-16th c. CE, North Ghana, hand-moulded earthenware, four expressive faces on long necks extending from an elongated body with hand-on-le

Nok culture, fired clay figure, Likely c. 200 BCE - 200 CE, Nigeria, possibly a royal figure wearing a cape and holding remains of a scepter in left hand, right arm, now missing, would have been reach

Pre-Columbian red clay sitting male figure, possibly Quimbaya, trace white decoration to face and arms, oxidized ring in nose. 7.5" h. 5" w. 3" d.

A Pre-Columbian Vera Cruz red clay figure of an 'Elite', the male figure wearing an elaborate headress, seated on a bench, black staining to body and base 9"h x 5.25"w x 3.5"d. Provenance: David Cole

Koma-Bulsa Culture, (3) clay figures, Possibly 14th-16th c. CE, Komaland, North Ghana, hand-moulded earthenware, including a seated figure and two fragmentary busts, one bust mounted to wood stand, 9.

Chinese Tang Dynasty Clay Figure of a Camel c.7th-9th century AD. size 7 3/4 inches high x 8 inches wide. Clay Standing figure of Camel as used in the silk road trade. Traces of paint on head. Provena

19th century Chinese painted clay figure, 15" x 6". Provenance: Estate of Kathleen Cavanaugh, Collinsville, Connecticut.

A Pre Columbian Jalisco seated red on buff clay figure, 15"h x 9"w, Literature: illustrated, The Shaft Figures of West Mexico, Von Winning, figure 117

A Syro-Hittite Clay Figure of a Goddess in clay, shown standing and wearing a long cloak, her hands resting on her breast, custom mounted. It has been suggested that this is an image of Ashera , Godde

3 Solid Clay Figures. Largest 4 1/4". Western MX. Detailed prehistoric art, illustrating the variety of Clay Figure artifacts. Remnants of red paint remain. All are glued. From the Pre-Columbian art c

(American, active 20th C.), unbaked clay figures comprising a self figure, two frog/face sculptures, a bull, and a boar. 5 pieces. Breaks, losses, repairs. Provenance: Property from the Collection of

Artist: Torû MABUCHI (1920-1994) Subject: Clay Figure and Haniwa Monkey Publisher: Self, limited edition 12/50 Signature: Torû Mabuchi in pencil (l.r.) and in the image (l.l.) Date: c. 1957

Bura Asinda-Sikka, southwest Niger, ca. 3rd to 13th centuries CE. This is a large, handsome, hollow rough earthenware pottery figure showing a human with decorated arms and chest as well as hair done

3 Solid Clay Figures. Largest 3 3/4". Western MX. Detailed prehistoric art, illustrating the variety of Clay Figure artifacts. All wear large earspools. Center piece is glued. From the Pre-Columbian a

Collection of Pre-Columbian Clay Figures, six total including: four seated figures; standing figure with headdress; seated mythical creature; multiple repairs and damage; 4.25"-5.5" high