- AZTEC RITUAL BOWL 2 ¼" x 6 ?"
AZTEC RITUAL BOWL 2 ¼" x 6 ?" Pottery bowl with earthen red glaze and intaglio design around the exterior.
- FOUR MEXICAN, AZTEC AND MAYAN TRIBAL
FOUR MEXICAN, AZTEC AND MAYAN TRIBAL POTTERYFour Mexican, Aztec and Mayan tribal pottery pieces, to include two figural ceramic pieces, and two polychromed bowls, tallest - 8" h. Provenance: Robert Fein, Santa Fe New Mexico collection.
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Condition:
Vessel - chip to rim, lacking one flower on headband, base rim chip. Statue - arm reattached to top figure, chip to foot. Bowl with monkeys - rim chips, surface abrasions. Other bowl - light surface abrasions.
- A Nazca Painted Terracotta Bowl
Circa
A Nazca Painted Terracotta Bowl
Circa 13th-14th Century A.D.
Height 3 x diameter 5 7/8 inches.
- NATIVE AMERICAN ANASAZI CHACO CULTURE
NATIVE AMERICAN ANASAZI CHACO CULTURE BOWL: CA 1050 AD Chaco style open bowl with rows of connected triangles. Measures approx 2.5'' x 6.5 w. Bowl was found by Ray & Loria Davis on the Cline Ranch in Tonto Basin, AZ. This was a trade piece. Sold with COA. Crude in design but in very good condition.
- THREE PRE-COLUMBIAN POTTERY NAZCA
THREE PRE-COLUMBIAN POTTERY NAZCA CULTURE BOWLS South American,C.1000 AD or earlierClay vessels finished in variegated polychrome glaze.
- A Pre-Columbian Bowl of circular
A Pre-Columbian Bowl of circular form having internal geometric decoration. Height 4 1/2 inches x diameter 9 1/2 inches.
- PRE-COLUMBIAN MIXTEC TRIPOD BOWL
PRE-COLUMBIAN MIXTEC TRIPOD BOWL Pacific Coast, Southern Mexico, 800 - 1523 A.D.; 2 3/4 in. H., 8 in. Diam.
- MIXTEC PAINTED EARTHENWARE TRIPOD
MIXTEC PAINTED EARTHENWARE TRIPOD BOWL Southern Coast of Mexico (Oaxaca and Puebla), 1500 B.C. - 1523 A.D.; a shallow bowl standing on broad legs with indented edges, the exterior with elaborate glyph-like patterns, 3 1/8 in. H., 7 3/8 in. Diam.
- PRE-COLUMBIAN MIXTEC TRIPOD BOWL
PRE-COLUMBIAN MIXTEC TRIPOD BOWL Pacific Coast, Southern Mexico, 800 - 1000 A.D.; 3 in. H., 8 3/8 in. Diam.
- Acoma Earthenware Bowl American
Acoma Earthenware Bowl American Southwest, early 20th century, body with elaborate polychrome geometric and rectilinear designs, rim with stylized bird motif, 9 in.,
- *Two Mexican Pre-Columbian Terracotta
*Two Mexican Pre-Columbian Terracotta Vessels comprising a round bowl with three feet and a double baluster form example each having red geometric decoration throughout. Height of taller 7 1/4 inches.
- NATIVE AMERICAN POTTERY - Anasazi
NATIVE AMERICAN POTTERY - Anasazi Bowl circa 1150-1250 AD Black on Buff Bowl with exterior geometric design interesting interior hook design 9'' diam 4'' deep dug in Globe Arizona on private land and restored by Edward Uhlan later publisher of Expos
- MAYAN BOWL WITH DECORATON Late
MAYAN BOWL WITH DECORATON Late Classic Period, AD 550-750, Tripod Polychrome Plate, with characteristic black tipped curving plumage, gaping beak and layered headdress, boldly painted stylized graphic elements encircling the interior rim. 13 1/2" diam. Reassembled with fill-ins.
- AN ANASAZI BLACK-ON WHITE BOWL
AN ANASAZI BLACK-ON WHITE BOWL An Anasazi black-on white bowl, likely Chaco, the interior having repeating geometric banding,
- MEXICAN PAINTED AND GLAZED PRE-CLASSICPOTTERY
MEXICAN PAINTED AND GLAZED PRE-CLASSICPOTTERY BOWL, C 1,000 B.C., NORTHEAST STATE OF MICHOACAN (NORTHWEST OF MEXICO CITY). 3 1/2" HIGH X 9 1/4" DIAMETER.
- ANCESTRAL PUEBLO BOWL Ancestral
ANCESTRAL PUEBLO BOWL Ancestral Pueblo Bowl
- Mexican neoclassical coin silver
Mexican neoclassical coin silver bowl on stand 19th century with Mexico City assayer's marks ''MEXIA '' and ''BTON;'' 4 1/8 in. H. 3 3/4 x 9 1/2 in. H.; 11.90 ozt. Estimate $ 250-350 There is no monogram.
- TWO PRE-COLUMBIAN NAZCA PAINTED
TWO PRE-COLUMBIAN NAZCA PAINTED EARTHENWARE BOWLS Southern Coast of Peru, 100 B.C.E. - 800 A.D.: each a deep round-bottomed bowl with slightly flaring rim; the larger with exterior painted with trophy heads, 3 in. H., 5 in. Diam.; the smaller with concentric loops, 2 1/2 in. H., 4 in. Diam.; light brown earthenware, polychrome slips.
- SOUTH AMERICAN J. TRUARA STERLING
SOUTH AMERICAN J. TRUARA STERLING SILVER AZTEC STYLE HAMMERED BOWL AND AND SMALL DISH Hand hammered sterling silver deep bowl with fluted flared body, applied Aztec style figurative plaque in the centre, attached triangular hoop at one side to hang on the display, 2 ?" x 10" x 10", and small dish with hand hammered finish and applied Aztec style plaque in the centre,½" x 5 ¼" x 5 ¼". Both marked on the bottom. Total weight 15.52 ozt.
- A GROUP OF MEXICAN CERAMIC OBJECTSA
A GROUP OF MEXICAN CERAMIC OBJECTSA group of Mexican ceramic objects, Circa 7th century and later Comprising a Post-Classic Maya bowl (circa 600-900 CE) centering a figure, a Maya bowl with carved rim, a Quimbaya seated slab figure (circa 800-1300 CE), a modern Colima-style dog effigy figure by Guillermo Rios Alcala, a possible Nayarit Chinesco seated figure, a tripod rattle bowl, miniature effigy vessel, and a miniature figural vessel, 9 pieces Dimensions: Largest: 2.5" H x 12" Dia.; smallest: 1.5" H x 2.5" Dia. Provenance: The Estate of Oscar and Barbara Leidenfrost
- LARGE NAZCA POLYCHROME BOWL, FISH
LARGE NAZCA POLYCHROME BOWL, FISH MOTIF Northern and Central Peru, circa 100 B.C. - 800 A.D.; earthenware bowl with rounded bottom and erect, slightly-flared side, decorated with two large fish in the tondo, 3 1/2 in. H., 12 1/8 in. Diam.
- MAYA PAINTED EARTHENWARE BOWL Southeastern
MAYA PAINTED EARTHENWARE BOWL Southeastern Mexico, 950 - 1500 A.D.; a bowl with slightly rounded bottom, the sides rising in two stages to everted rim, the inside decorated with unidentified glyphs and an "X" at center, the exterior with seated figures in profile, 3 1/2 in. H., 8 3/8 in. Diam.
- A MEXICAN TANE STERLING COVERED
A MEXICAN TANE STERLING COVERED BOWL A Mexican Tane sterling covered bowl, the compressed ovoid form with a silver gilt wash interior, the dome form lid fitted with a contrasting gilt leafy pear finial, 4.5"h x 5"d, 13.25 toz
- SOUTHWESTERN NATIVE AMERICAN BLACK
SOUTHWESTERN NATIVE AMERICAN BLACK ON WHITE BOWL Ancestral Puebloan, possibly San Clemente, 1000-1400 A.D.; 4 in. H., 7 7/8 in. Diam.
- EL PASO ANCESTRAL PUEBLOAN BOWL
EL PASO ANCESTRAL PUEBLOAN BOWL El Paso Ancestral Puebloan Bowl
- PRE-COLUMBIAN NAZCA PAINTED EARTHENWARE
PRE-COLUMBIAN NAZCA PAINTED EARTHENWARE BOWL Southern Coast of Peru, 100 B.C.E. - 800 A.D.: round-bottomed bowl with broad flaring rim, the exterior with a boldly painted underworld warrior, carrying a train of trophy heads; light brown earthenware, polychrome slips, 4 1/4 in. H., 6 3/4 in. Diam.
- PRE COLUMBIAN NAZCA POTTERY BOWL
PRE COLUMBIAN NAZCA POTTERY BOWL South AmericaPre ColumbianPottery bowl decorated with brown geometric shapes throughout.
- MEXICAN FOLK ART FIGURE WITH BOWL,
MEXICAN FOLK ART FIGURE WITH BOWL, MICHOACANEarthenware folk art figure with removable planter bowl, Michoacan, Mexico, 20th c., in green and yellow glaze, adorned with floral motifs, hands holding trumpet lilies, small chips to glaze, (one) finger with loss, approx 25.5"h, 11.5"diam, 14lbs
- NATIVE AMERICAN POTTERY Prehistoric
NATIVE AMERICAN POTTERY Prehistoric Miniature Clay Bowl with sun decoration, 2 3/8" diam. Found in New Mexico.
- PRE-COLUMBIAN NAZCA PAINTED EARTHENWARE
PRE-COLUMBIAN NAZCA PAINTED EARTHENWARE BOWL Southern Coast of Peru, 100 B.C.E. - 800 A.D.: a deep round-bottomed bowl with flaring side, the exterior decorated with a frieze of highly stylized birds; light brown earthenware, polychrome slips, 2 1/4 in. H., 5 5/8 in. Diam.
- AN ACOMA POTTERY BOWLAn Acoma pottery
AN ACOMA POTTERY BOWLAn Acoma pottery bowl, 20th Century; Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico A large polychrome pottery bowl with all-over geometric motifs 6" H x 9.5" Dia. Dimensions: 6" H x 9.5" Dia.
- SANTO DOMINGO PUEBLO (New Mexico)
SANTO DOMINGO PUEBLO (New Mexico) CLAY BOWL having black geometric traditional design on buff field with brick red base. 9'' tall & 9'' diameter. c. early 1900's.
- AN ACOMA PUEBLO POLYCHROME BOWLAn
AN ACOMA PUEBLO POLYCHROME BOWLAn Acoma Pueblo polychrome bowl, Mid-20th century; New Mexico Appears unmarked The three-color pottery bowl with brown and red on white buff featuring foliate and geometric motifs and an indented rim Dimensions: 5.625" H x 8" Dia. Provenance: Private Collection, Southern California
- Two Pre-Columbian Style Antiquitiesthe
Two Pre-Columbian Style Antiquitiesthe first a Peruvian Naza polychrome ceramic bowl with rounded base the sides decorated with a fanciful creature (7 in. diameter) (two small chips to the base; an old repair appears to have re-attached 6 in. fragment to one side); the second a copper axe from Ecuador possibly circa 750 - 1200 A. D. (4.75 in.) (nice patina with a few spots of verdigris).The collection of a retired U. S. Foreign Service officer; the axe with a 1982 receipt from Holbrook Antique Arts of Santa Fe NM.
- TWO PIECES OF MEXICAN POTTERY.
TWO PIECES OF MEXICAN POTTERY. A large bowl with polychrome floral decoration and geometric rim. Unsigned. 21 3/4'' dia. Together with a vase having peacock bird and floral decoration. Signed ''Mexico'' and with a scorpion. 11 3/4'' h.
- MEXICAN FOLK ART FIGURE WITH BOWL,
MEXICAN FOLK ART FIGURE WITH BOWL, MICHOACANLarge earthenware folk art figure with removable planter bowl, Michoacan, Mexico, 20th c., in a green glaze, adorned with floral and shell motifs, restoration to one hand, chips and loss to paint, approx 37"h, 13.5"diam **Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Jill Mutschler-Fontenot, PHD (1962-2017)** ***PLEASE NOTE: All of the Mexico folk art pottery pieces in this auction are inherently fragile. Most are likely to have repair, small breaks, chips, and imperfections. Please assume that they are not in perfect condition and bid accordingly. Per our terms, there will be no refunds based on condition.**