THE AZTECS

An interesting carved wood bench having incised details with green pigment in the manner of the Ancient Aztecs circa 1940. Having a loose cushion. Ht: 32" Wd: 69.25" Dpth: 27" Seat: 15"

The Aztecs. Bartola and Maximo. New York: Sarony & Major, ca. 1850. Matching lithographs with gilt floral frameworks bearing portraits of the Aztec Children, captioned with their heights, ages, and we

An ancient Mesoamerican culture Aztec hand carved stone ceremonial sculpted mace head. The head is made in the shape of a skull, carved with detailed patterns. The Aztecs were a Mesoamerican culture t

The Aztecs (or Mexica, as they called themselves) believed that the sun struggled daily against the forces of darkness. They aided the sun through human sacrifices. This superb example is meticulously

Pre-Columbian, Valley of Mexico, Aztec culture, ca. 1200 to 1532 CE. Two hand-knapped obsidian objects from the ancient Aztecs. First is a slender conical core with several vertical grooves coursing b

[Americana - Mexico] The Aztecs by Lucien Biart, 1887 in Fine Binding Biart, Lucien. The Aztecs. Their History, Manners, and Customs. From the French. Authorized Translation by J.L. Garner. Chicago: A

Montanus/Ogilby: Portrait of Aztec Emperor Montezuma Muteczuma The dramatic portrait of Moctezuma, the last king of the Aztecs, with a panorama of ancient Mexico City in the background, from Ogilby's

THE ANCIENT AZTECS, HARDBACK, 112 PAGES FULL OF COLOR PHOTOS AND TONS OF INFO ON THE PRE-COLUMBIAN AZTEC CIVILIZATION

Bellin/Arkstee & Merkus: Aztec Worship & Human Sacrifice A grizzly scene of human sacrifice before a statue of Vitzliputzli (Huitzilopochtli), the "leading god of the Mexicans [Aztecs]" from the Germa

INCANS, AZTECS, MAYANS, 175 PAGE BOOK COMPARING THE ART, STRUCTURES, AND RITUALS OF 3 GREAT PRECOLUMBIAN CIVILIZATIONS

Woodblock Published C1868-81 by William Mackenzie, London for "The National Encyclopedia: A dictionary of Universal Knowledge" Folds as issued. Paper Size: 13 x 9.5 inch (33 x 24cm) Good Condition

Woodblock Published C1868-81 by William Mackenzie, London for "The National Encyclopedia: A dictionary of Universal Knowledge" Centre fold as issued. Paper Size: 12 x 9.5 inch (31 x 24cm) Good Conditi

Aztecs of Mexico, George C. Vallant, Hardback Book

The Mighty Aztecs, National Geographic Society, Hardback Book

The Aztecs Ancient Treasures of Mexico 1988. Athens / National Archaeological Museum. CHF 20 / 40 EUR 20 / 40

Pre-Columbian, Central Mexico, Aztec, ca. 1325 to 1475 CE. An expertly carved and quite large volcanic stone sculpture depicting a coiled Quetzalcoatl, the mythical serpent, with an intimidating visag

Pre-Columbian Aztec Chicomecoatl Figure from Mexico, ca. 1500 CE. Large stone goddess of corn depicted in a standing position with elaborate headdress and holding corn. Quite large at 22″ in hei

If you're looking at this piece you more than likely know what it is - Libbey's most recognizable and top design - Aztec. Likely designed by the master, William C. Anderson - featuring clear button ho

Pre-Columbian, Central Mexico, Aztec, ca. 1325 to 1475 CE. An incredible stone carving of a serpent with the coils interlacing, forming a large and solid ball, the head and forked tongue resting atop

HECTOR AGUILAR (1905 - 1986) Six-piece Aztec flatware set for six, Mexico, 1940s-50s Sterling silver, rosewood All stamped with artist cipher/TAXCO, most stamped STERLING with Eagle #9 Dinner knives:

A PAIR OF MEXICAN WOOD AND STERLING SILVER AZTEC BUTTERFLY-FORM THREE-LIGHT CANDELABRA, WILLIAM SPRATLING, 1956-1964 Taxco height 8 3/4in (22cm).

Johannes Scholze, Aztec Theater (San Antonio, Texas) throne chair, 1926, featuring Mayan revival style carving, popular in the U.S. Southwest in the early 20th century, featuring typical motifs such a

An important Aztec Seated deity from Mexico, ca. circa 14th-15th century CE. Carved from a gray volcanic basalt. The large paper bow shape located at the nape of the neck indicates this seated male fi

[ANDERSON] THE AZTEC LILLIPUTIANS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA. [London]: Printed by JWG, ca. 1851. Half-sheet monochrome lithograph bearing five vignettes of the supposed Iximayan Lilliputians appearing at t