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$14.38 Shipping Location: Chagrin Falls, United States They are famous for their sculptures of obese dogs, which seem to have been fattened for the table. COLIMA STONE FROG/MAN EFFIGY AMULET, 300 BCE - 300 ... moreAD. It depicts a creature that is part human, part amphibian, a kind of frog/man.
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$7.49 Shipping Location: Lummi Island, United States Publisher: Dallas Museum of Art (1997). Pages: 150. Major types of Greek and Etruscan jewelry from the seventh to the first centuries B.C. are well represented, ... morealong with a few Roman imperial works.
$4.47 Shipping Location: Edinburg, United States Five Ancient Roman Glass Shards. Actual Age unknown but probably 100BC-300AD.
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$6.95 Shipping Location: Clinton Township, United States Silvered bronze, size about 3 1/4 for the small finger. Circular section, slightly tapered through its length, with the blunt ends almost touching in ... morethe Celtic taste.
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$8.70 Shipping Location: Raleigh, United States Also 4.5" high.
$4.47 Shipping Location: Edinburg, United States Five Ancient Roman Glass Shards. Actual Age unknown but probably 100BC-300AD.
$4.47 Shipping Location: Edinburg, United States Five Ancient Roman Glass Shards. Actual Age unknown but probably 100BC-300AD.
$4.47 Shipping Location: Edinburg, United States Five Ancient Roman Glass Shards. Actual Age unknown but probably 100BC-300AD.
$4.47 Shipping Location: Edinburg, United States Five Ancient Roman Glass Shards. Actual Age unknown but probably 100BC-300AD.
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$14.81 Shipping Location: Asheville, United States MOTHER w/ CHILD. Acquired during the early 1980’s from a South Texas estate collection.
$4.47 Shipping Location: Edinburg, United States Five Ancient Roman Glass Shards. Actual Age unknown but probably 100BC-300AD.
$4.47 Shipping Location: Edinburg, United States Six Ancient Roman Glass Shards. Actual Age unknown but probably 100BC-300AD.
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$15.55 Shipping Location: Omaha, United States It dates to 400BC-300AD. It is a wonderful relic.
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$10.00 Shipping Location: Thailand
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Free Shipping Location: Saint Petersburg, United States Excellent province with certificate of Authenticity (see below). Condition: Two dancers have one arm reattached. One dancer has both arms reattached. ... moreProfessionally resurfaced over break lines. Pink hued artifact retains nice magnesium and earthen deposit encrustations.
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Free Shipping Location: Atlanta, United States Pre-Columbian Molded Terracotta Standing Male Figure in excellent condition. Tumaco Culture, Columbia C. 200BC - 300AD. 3.5" Tall x 1.75" wide
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$32.00 Shipping Location: Amsterdam - Spiegelbuurt, Netherlands Date: 200 BC - 300 AD.
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$55.00 Shipping Location: Canada She stands on arched feet with her arms stretched outward. The sculpture is decorated with a necklace made of shell pendant and painted with white buff ... morepaint. The stand was added during the 1940s. We have been involved in antique trading since 1970.
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$7.49 Shipping Location: Lummi Island, United States Publisher: Dallas Museum of Art (1997). Pages: 150. Major types of Greek and Etruscan jewelry from the seventh to the first centuries B.C. are well represented, ... morealong with a few Roman imperial works.
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$30.57 Shipping Location: Minneapolis, United States COAby Fayez Barakat as shown. Professionally repaired arm as shown. See photos for details.
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$18.40 Shipping Location: Huntington Station, United States Circa 200 BC-300 AD.
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$30.05 Shipping Location: Huntington Station, United States Antique Pre-Columbian.
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$13.55 Shipping Location: Chicago, United States Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE GJPaw Auctions is pleased to offer a Pre-Columbian terracotta Standing Female Figure. From the Colima culture, ... moreWest Mexico. The area known archaeologically as West Mexico has long been recognized as a region of beautiful ceramic sculptures. Manifestations of a reverence for ancestors and a belief in the power of symbolism. These traits are recognized as characteristic of the cultural development of the region during the period from 300 B.C. to 400 A.D. the time of the Colima culture. Colima is best known for its finely finished red burnished effigies, both of humans and animals, especially dogs, and the solid small unburnished figurines, commonly called Colima flats. This beautifully modeled, solid archaic standing female figure is depicted wearing a headband, earrings and a necklace with multiple pendants. It measures 2 inches in width by 0.5 inches in depth by 6 inches in height(5.08 cm by 1.27 cm by 15.2 cm) The figure shows wear consistent with a Pre-Columbian dating, with a hairline cracks on both legs from previous repair work, but generally is in very good condition. It also comes with a specially designed, hand-made iron museum display stand for display. Guaranteed authentic, it would make a superb addition to any collection of Pre-Columbian ceramics. The famous mural artist Diego Rivera began his collection of Mexican pottery with small Colima figures- the collection later grew into a national treasure which was eventually housed in the Rivera Museum in Mexico City. GJPaw Auctions has been in the Art business for over 25 years and is now expanding its operation to eBay. Our goal is to bring the same experience and excitement of collecting that we have been delivering in-person to collectors across the globe at Primitive in Chicago. Every object we sell online has been carefully hand-selected with special attention to detail. Quality, and significance. We ship worldwide. Add GJPaw to Sellers you Follow and please take a moment to look at our other auctio
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$13.55 Shipping Location: Chicago, United States Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE GJPaw Auctions is pleased to offer a Pre-Columbian terracotta Standing Female Figure. From the Colima culture, ... moreWest Mexico. The area known archaeologically as West Mexico has long been recognized as a region of beautiful ceramic sculptures. Manifestations of a reverence for ancestors and a belief in the power of symbolism. These traits are recognized as characteristic of the cultural development of the region during the period from 300 B.C. to 400 A.D. the time of the Colima culture. Colima is best known for its finely finished red burnished effigies, both of humans and animals, especially dogs, and the solid small unburnished figurines, commonly called Colima flats. This beautifully modeled, solid archaic standing female figure is depicted wearing a headband, earrings and a necklace with multiple pendants. It measures 2 inches in width by 0.5 inches in depth by 6 inches in height(5.08 cm by 1.27 cm by 15.2 cm) The figure shows wear consistent with a Pre-Columbian dating, with a hairline cracks on both legs from previous repair work, but generally is in very good condition. It also comes with a specially designed, hand-made iron museum display stand for display. Guaranteed authentic, it would make a superb addition to any collection of Pre-Columbian ceramics. The famous mural artist Diego Rivera began his collection of Mexican pottery with small Colima figures- the collection later grew into a national treasure which was eventually housed in the Rivera Museum in Mexico City. GJPaw Auctions has been in the Art business for over 25 years and is now expanding its operation to eBay. Our goal is to bring the same experience and excitement of collecting that we have been delivering in-person to collectors across the globe at Primitive in Chicago. Every object we sell online has been carefully hand-selected with special attention to detail. Quality, and significance. We ship worldwide. Add GJPaw to Sellers you Follow and please take a moment to look at our other auctio
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$13.55 Shipping Location: Chicago, United States Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE GJPaw Auctions is pleased to offer a Pre-Columbian terracotta Standing Female Figure. From the Colima culture, ... moreWest Mexico. The area known archaeologically as West Mexico has long been recognized as a region of beautiful ceramic sculptures. Manifestations of a reverence for ancestors and a belief in the power of symbolism. These traits are recognized as characteristic of the cultural development of the region during the period from 300 B.C. to 400 A.D. the time of the Colima culture. Colima is best known for its finely finished red burnished effigies, both of humans and animals, especially dogs, and the solid small unburnished figurines, commonly called Colima flats. This beautifully modeled, solid archaic standing female figure is depicted wearing a headband, earrings and a necklace with multiple pendants. It measures 2 inches in width by 0.5 inches in depth by 6 inches in height(5.08 cm by 1.27 cm by 15.2 cm) The figure shows wear consistent with a Pre-Columbian dating, with a hairline cracks on both legs from previous repair work, but generally is in very good condition. It also comes with a specially designed, hand-made iron museum display stand for display. Guaranteed authentic, it would make a superb addition to any collection of Pre-Columbian ceramics. The famous mural artist Diego Rivera began his collection of Mexican pottery with small Colima figures- the collection later grew into a national treasure which was eventually housed in the Rivera Museum in Mexico City. GJPaw Auctions has been in the Art business for over 25 years and is now expanding its operation to eBay. Our goal is to bring the same experience and excitement of collecting that we have been delivering in-person to collectors across the globe at Primitive in Chicago. Every object we sell online has been carefully hand-selected with special attention to detail. Quality, and significance. We ship worldwide. Add GJPaw to Sellers you Follow and please take a moment to look at our other auctio
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$13.55 Shipping Location: Chicago, United States Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE GJPaw Auctions is pleased to offer a Pre-Columbian terracotta Standing Female Figure. From the Colima culture, ... moreWest Mexico. The area known archaeologically as West Mexico has long been recognized as a region of beautiful ceramic sculptures. Manifestations of a reverence for ancestors and a belief in the power of symbolism. These traits are recognized as characteristic of the cultural development of the region during the period from 300 B.C. to 400 A.D. the time of the Colima culture. Colima is best known for its finely finished red burnished effigies, both of humans and animals, especially dogs, and the solid small unburnished figurines, commonly called Colima flats. This beautifully modeled, solid archaic standing female figure is depicted wearing a headband, earrings and a necklace with multiple pendants. It measures 2 inches in width by 0.5 inches in depth by 6 inches in height(5.08 cm by 1.27 cm by 15.2 cm) The figure shows wear consistent with a Pre-Columbian dating, with a hairline cracks on both legs from previous repair work, but generally is in very good condition. It also comes with a specially designed, hand-made iron museum display stand for display. Guaranteed authentic, it would make a superb addition to any collection of Pre-Columbian ceramics. The famous mural artist Diego Rivera began his collection of Mexican pottery with small Colima figures- the collection later grew into a national treasure which was eventually housed in the Rivera Museum in Mexico City. GJPaw Auctions has been in the Art business for over 25 years and is now expanding its operation to eBay. Our goal is to bring the same experience and excitement of collecting that we have been delivering in-person to collectors across the globe at Primitive in Chicago. Every object we sell online has been carefully hand-selected with special attention to detail. Quality, and significance. We ship worldwide. Add GJPaw to Sellers you Follow and please take a moment to look at our other auctio
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$32.00 Shipping Location: Amsterdam - Spiegelbuurt, Netherlands Date: 200 BC - 300 AD.
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$7.49 Shipping Location: Lummi Island, United States Publisher: Dallas Museum of Art (1997). Pages: 150. Major types of Greek and Etruscan jewelry from the seventh to the first centuries B.C. are well represented, ... morealong with a few Roman imperial works.
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$21.73 Shipping Location: Saint Petersburg, United States A vent hole atop the head enabled heat to escape during the firing process. Size: 7.1" W x 12.8" H (18 cm x 33.2 cm). Excellent province with certificate ... moreof Authenticity (see below).
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$21.73 Shipping Location: Saint Petersburg, United States This rare form artifact dates from the proto-Classic period (300BC-300 AD). The elongated head features impressed eyes, a petite mouth, a prominent nose, ... moreand ears adorned with rings. Size: 5.5" W x 7.625" H (14 cm x 19.4 cm).
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$13.55 Shipping Location: Chicago, United States Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE GJPaw Auctions is pleased to offer a Pre-Columbian terracotta Standing Female Figure. From the Colima culture, ... moreWest Mexico. The area known archaeologically as West Mexico has long been recognized as a region of beautiful ceramic sculptures. Manifestations of a reverence for ancestors and a belief in the power of symbolism. These traits are recognized as characteristic of the cultural development of the region during the period from 300 B.C. to 400 A.D. the time of the Colima culture. Colima is best known for its finely finished red burnished effigies, both of humans and animals, especially dogs, and the solid small unburnished figurines, commonly called Colima flats. This beautifully modeled, solid archaic standing female figure is depicted wearing a headband, earrings and a necklace with multiple pendants. It measures 2 inches in width by 0.5 inches in depth by 6 inches in height(5.08 cm by 1.27 cm by 15.2 cm) The figure shows wear consistent with a Pre-Columbian dating, with a hairline cracks on both legs from previous repair work, but generally is in very good condition. It also comes with a specially designed, hand-made iron museum display stand for display. Guaranteed authentic, it would make a superb addition to any collection of Pre-Columbian ceramics. The famous mural artist Diego Rivera began his collection of Mexican pottery with small Colima figures- the collection later grew into a national treasure which was eventually housed in the Rivera Museum in Mexico City. GJPaw Auctions has been in the Art business for over 25 years and is now expanding its operation to eBay. Our goal is to bring the same experience and excitement of collecting that we have been delivering in-person to collectors across the globe at Primitive in Chicago. Every object we sell online has been carefully hand-selected with special attention to detail. Quality, and significance. We ship worldwide. Add GJPaw to Sellers you Follow and please take a moment to look at our other auctio
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$13.55 Shipping Location: Chicago, United States Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE GJPaw Auctions is pleased to offer a Pre-Columbian terracotta Standing Female Figure. From the Colima culture, ... moreWest Mexico. The area known archaeologically as West Mexico has long been recognized as a region of beautiful ceramic sculptures. Manifestations of a reverence for ancestors and a belief in the power of symbolism. These traits are recognized as characteristic of the cultural development of the region during the period from 300 B.C. to 400 A.D. the time of the Colima culture. Colima is best known for its finely finished red burnished effigies, both of humans and animals, especially dogs, and the solid small unburnished figurines, commonly called Colima flats. This beautifully modeled, solid archaic standing female figure is depicted wearing a headband, earrings and a necklace with multiple pendants. It measures 2 inches in width by 0.5 inches in depth by 6 inches in height(5.08 cm by 1.27 cm by 15.2 cm) The figure shows wear consistent with a Pre-Columbian dating, with a hairline cracks on both legs from previous repair work, but generally is in very good condition. It also comes with a specially designed, hand-made iron museum display stand for display. Guaranteed authentic, it would make a superb addition to any collection of Pre-Columbian ceramics. The famous mural artist Diego Rivera began his collection of Mexican pottery with small Colima figures- the collection later grew into a national treasure which was eventually housed in the Rivera Museum in Mexico City. GJPaw Auctions has been in the Art business for over 25 years and is now expanding its operation to eBay. Our goal is to bring the same experience and excitement of collecting that we have been delivering in-person to collectors across the globe at Primitive in Chicago. Every object we sell online has been carefully hand-selected with special attention to detail. Quality, and significance. We ship worldwide. Add GJPaw to Sellers you Follow and please take a moment to look at our other auctio
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$13.55 Shipping Location: Chicago, United States Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE GJPaw Auctions is pleased to offer a Pre-Columbian terracotta Standing Female Figure. From the Colima culture, ... moreWest Mexico. The area known archaeologically as West Mexico has long been recognized as a region of beautiful ceramic sculptures. Manifestations of a reverence for ancestors and a belief in the power of symbolism. These traits are recognized as characteristic of the cultural development of the region during the period from 300 B.C. to 400 A.D. the time of the Colima culture. Colima is best known for its finely finished red burnished effigies, both of humans and animals, especially dogs, and the solid small unburnished figurines, commonly called Colima flats. This beautifully modeled, solid archaic standing female figure is depicted wearing a headband, earrings and a necklace with multiple pendants. It measures 2 inches in width by 0.5 inches in depth by 6 inches in height(5.08 cm by 1.27 cm by 15.2 cm) The figure shows wear consistent with a Pre-Columbian dating, with a hairline cracks on both legs from previous repair work, but generally is in very good condition. It also comes with a specially designed, hand-made iron museum display stand for display. Guaranteed authentic, it would make a superb addition to any collection of Pre-Columbian ceramics. The famous mural artist Diego Rivera began his collection of Mexican pottery with small Colima figures- the collection later grew into a national treasure which was eventually housed in the Rivera Museum in Mexico City. GJPaw Auctions has been in the Art business for over 25 years and is now expanding its operation to eBay. Our goal is to bring the same experience and excitement of collecting that we have been delivering in-person to collectors across the globe at Primitive in Chicago. Every object we sell online has been carefully hand-selected with special attention to detail. Quality, and significance. We ship worldwide. Add GJPaw to Sellers you Follow and please take a moment to look at our other auctio
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$21.18 Shipping Location: United Kingdom CIRCA 200 BC-300AD ANCIENT GANDTHARA. HEAD STATUE. Otherwise, I reserve the right to relist the item.
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$27.04 Shipping Location: Rousies, France Authentic and nice statue of a sitting man. Mexico Origin(made in) West Mexico. Jalisco culture. Material: Ceramic with a gray slib and red paint. Date: ... more300 BC- 300 AD. Provenance: Private collection from Mister R. from Eindhoven. The Netherlands, This week we will sell a private collection of all kind of antiquities from Pre Columbian Amerika. collected before 1984. Size: High: 13.4 cm/ 5.2'inch. Wide: 9,6 cm/ 3.7'inch. Description: One interesting and nice statue of a sitting man. Wearing a large headdress. see pictures. Condition: Good. no cracks. Head and arm reglued, wear of old age, nice patina of old age. See pictures. Information: The items what I sell on ebay are 100% Autentic and I gife you a guarantee for a lifetime. To see our other items click here! We are located in Amsterdam. The Netherlands. Questions: We will answer your questions as soon as possible[click here] Collection: We are listing antiquities several times a week[click here] Paying: We prefer PayPal. Other possibilities by mutual arrangement. Rates: We use the same exchange rates as those used and shown by Ebay. Feedback: We give our feedback immediately after buyer's payment. Packaging: We don't charge. Shipping: Buyer pays shipping costs depending on buyer's requests. Recommendation: We recommend our clients Worldpack from TPG(0-2000 grammes: $30.50) Insurance: Worldpack includes priority shipment and insurance. To give you an idea of the shipping prices: Weight Europe World 0- 250 grammes € 7.50 $ 16.50 250- 500 grammes € 8.50 $ 22.50 500- 1000 grammes € 11.50 $ 30.50 1000- 2000 grammes € 14.50 $ 30.50 Guarantee: We give a full money back guarantee. If the object does not fit the description; just let us know within 30 days after receiving the object. You send the item back and we will return the price you paid(shipping excluded) Please contact us if you have any questions or answers! Powered by
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$12.95 Shipping Location: Clinton Township, United States This is an unusually formed tripod bowl from Atlantic watershed. Costa Rica. It dates from 1000-1500 AD. The animals are probably anteaters or cotamundis, ... morealthough both have longer legs than shown on this piece. The carbon deposits on the underside mean the vessel was probably used to heat a chocolate mixture. Tripods from Costa Rica were frequently used as chocolate pots. Measurements- H: 10" Diameter of flared top: 6" leg spread at widest point: 7" CONDITION: Legs repaired. Please study the many photos carefully and ask questions before you bid. Shipping: US mail with insurance fee included—flat rate to all of $54. NOTE: this is a big. Heavy piece requiring careful packing etc. PAYPAL ONLY PLEASE NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING SORRY. NO RETURNS
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$13.55 Shipping Location: Chicago, United States Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE GJPaw Auctions is pleased to offer a Pre-Columbian terracotta Standing Figure. From the Colima culture, ... moreWest Mexico. The area known archaeologically as West Mexico has long been recognized as a region of beautiful ceramic sculptures. Manifestations of a reverence for ancestors and a belief in the power of symbolism. These traits are recognized as characteristic of the cultural development of the region during the period from 300 B.C. to 400 A.D. the time of the Colima culture. Colima is best known for its finely finished red burnished effigies, both of humans and animals, especially dogs, and the solid small unburnished figurines, commonly called Colima flats. This unusual and beautifully modeled, solid archaic standing figure is depicted in a casual pose, while in the process of movement. It measures 2 inches in width by 0.5 inches in depth by 6 inches in height(5.08 cm by 1.27 cm by 15.2 cm) The figure shows wear consistent with a Pre-Columbian dating, including rubbing and tiny chips, but generally is in very good condition. It also comes with a specially designed, hand-made museum display stand for display. Guaranteed authentic, it would make a superb addition to any collection of Pre-Columbian ceramics. The famous mural artist Diego Rivera began his collection of Mexican pottery with small Colima figures- the collection later grew into a national treasure which was eventually housed in the Rivera Museum in Mexico City. GJPaw Auctions has been in the Art business for over 25 years and is now expanding its operation to eBay. Our goal is to bring the same experience and excitement of collecting that we have been delivering in-person to collectors across the globe at Primitive in Chicago. Every object we sell online has been carefully hand-selected with special attention to detail. Quality, and significance. We ship worldwide. Add GJPaw to Sellers you Follow and please take a moment to look at our other auction items. A010827-388
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$13.55 Shipping Location: Chicago, United States Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE GJPaw Auctions is pleased to offer a Pre-Columbian terracotta Standing Female Figure. From the Colima culture, ... moreWest Mexico. The area known archaeologically as West Mexico has long been recognized as a region of beautiful ceramic sculptures. Manifestations of a reverence for ancestors and a belief in the power of symbolism. These traits are recognized as characteristic of the cultural development of the region during the period from 300 B.C. to 400 A.D. the time of the Colima culture. Colima is best known for its finely finished red burnished effigies, both of humans and animals, especially dogs, and the solid small unburnished figurines, commonly called Colima flats. This beautifully modeled, solid archaic standing female figure is depicted wearing a headband, earrings and a necklace with multiple pendants. It measures 2 inches in width by 0.5 inches in depth by 6 inches in height(5.08 cm by 1.27 cm by 15.2 cm) The figure shows wear consistent with a Pre-Columbian dating, with a hairline cracks on both legs from previous repair work, but generally is in very good condition. It also comes with a specially designed, hand-made iron museum display stand for display. Guaranteed authentic, it would make a superb addition to any collection of Pre-Columbian ceramics. The famous mural artist Diego Rivera began his collection of Mexican pottery with small Colima figures- the collection later grew into a national treasure which was eventually housed in the Rivera Museum in Mexico City. GJPaw Auctions has been in the Art business for over 25 years and is now expanding its operation to eBay. Our goal is to bring the same experience and excitement of collecting that we have been delivering in-person to collectors across the globe at Primitive in Chicago. Every object we sell online has been carefully hand-selected with special attention to detail. Quality, and significance. We ship worldwide. Add GJPaw to Sellers you Follow and please take a moment to look at our other auctio
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$13.55 Shipping Location: Chicago, United States Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE GJPaw Auctions is pleased to offer a Pre-Columbian terracotta Standing Female Figure. From the Colima culture, ... moreWest Mexico. The area known archaeologically as West Mexico has long been recognized as a region of beautiful ceramic sculptures. Manifestations of a reverence for ancestors and a belief in the power of symbolism. These traits are recognized as characteristic of the cultural development of the region during the period from 300 B.C. to 400 A.D. the time of the Colima culture. Colima is best known for its finely finished red burnished effigies, both of humans and animals, especially dogs, and the solid small unburnished figurines, commonly called Colima flats. This beautifully modeled, solid archaic standing female figure is depicted wearing a headband, earrings and a necklace with multiple pendants. It measures 2 inches in width by 0.5 inches in depth by 6 inches in height(5.08 cm by 1.27 cm by 15.2 cm) The figure shows wear consistent with a Pre-Columbian dating, with a hairline cracks on both legs from previous repair work, but generally is in very good condition. It also comes with a specially designed, hand-made iron museum display stand for display. Guaranteed authentic, it would make a superb addition to any collection of Pre-Columbian ceramics. The famous mural artist Diego Rivera began his collection of Mexican pottery with small Colima figures- the collection later grew into a national treasure which was eventually housed in the Rivera Museum in Mexico City. GJPaw Auctions has been in the Art business for over 25 years and is now expanding its operation to eBay. Our goal is to bring the same experience and excitement of collecting that we have been delivering in-person to collectors across the globe at Primitive in Chicago. Every object we sell online has been carefully hand-selected with special attention to detail. Quality, and significance. We ship worldwide. Add GJPaw to Sellers you Follow and please take a moment to look at our other auctio
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$13.55 Shipping Location: Chicago, United States Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE GJPaw Auctions is pleased to offer a Pre-Columbian terracotta Standing Figure. From the Colima culture, ... moreWest Mexico. The area known archaeologically as West Mexico has long been recognized as a region of beautiful ceramic sculptures. Manifestations of a reverence for ancestors and a belief in the power of symbolism. These traits are recognized as characteristic of the cultural development of the region during the period from 300 B.C. to 400 A.D. the time of the Colima culture. Colima is best known for its finely finished red burnished effigies, both of humans and animals, especially dogs, and the solid small unburnished figurines, commonly called Colima flats. This unusual and beautifully modeled, solid archaic standing figure is depicted in a casual pose, while in the process of movement. It measures 2 inches in width by 0.5 inches in depth by 6 inches in height(5.08 cm by 1.27 cm by 15.2 cm) The figure shows wear consistent with a Pre-Columbian dating, including rubbing and tiny chips, but generally is in very good condition. It also comes with a specially designed, hand-made museum display stand for display. Guaranteed authentic, it would make a superb addition to any collection of Pre-Columbian ceramics. The famous mural artist Diego Rivera began his collection of Mexican pottery with small Colima figures- the collection later grew into a national treasure which was eventually housed in the Rivera Museum in Mexico City. GJPaw Auctions has been in the Art business for over 25 years and is now expanding its operation to eBay. Our goal is to bring the same experience and excitement of collecting that we have been delivering in-person to collectors across the globe at Primitive in Chicago. Every object we sell online has been carefully hand-selected with special attention to detail. Quality, and significance. We ship worldwide. Add GJPaw to Sellers you Follow and please take a moment to look at our other auction items. A010827-388
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Free Shipping Location: Morristown, United States Crowned Bird Celt, Costa Rica, 300BC-300AD, 3 5/8"L x 1 1/8"W.
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$57.51 Shipping Location: PENARTH, United Kingdom This pre-columbian Jalisco Elderly Woman dates from 300BC-300AD. Advanced in age, this woman with a gaunt lower face/jaw area stands with outstreched ... morearms, both hands raised with outward-facing palms, suggesting a ritualistic stance with her eyes closed.
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$6.99 Shipping Location: Lummi Island, United States “Who could do what, to whom, and why?. Why did the ancient Romans proudly display their erotic art in public?. What were the rules for heterosexual lovemaking?. ... moreFor homosexual lovemaking?. What was the role of prostitution, both male and female?”.
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$17.32 Shipping Location: United Kingdom Stone amulet of a standing man with wide shoulders and large beard. Ancient Near Eastern Stone Amulet c. 200 BC-300 AD. 32 mm x 18 mm x 9 mm.
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$40.00 Shipping Location: China 267 Pages. Traditional Chinese Book edition. Colorful printing. Published by China Map Press in 2011, printed in Beijing.
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$59.00 Shipping Location: Canada Antique Chinese bronze belt hook with turquoise, gold and silver inlay. About 4 3/8 inches long. About 38 grams in weight. Made in China during the Han ... moreDynasty (206 BC to 220 AD), or possibly older during the Warring States period (475-221 BC) Some corrosion, as shown.
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$15.00 Shipping Location: India 006556 Adhya, G. L. Early Indian Economics. Studies In The Economic Life Of Northern And Western India C 200Bc - 300 Ad Asia Publishing. 1966 Bombay. ... more219 Pages. Pages Lower And Top Blank Margins With Light Stain.
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Pre-Columbian West Mexico, Colima Bowl with Circles, circa 300 BC-200 AD.
Pre-Columbian West Mexico. Colima Bowl with Circles, circa 300 BC-200 AD: An attractive and neatly burnished bowl in buffware and red slip with the bottom dotted and diamond double lined triangles. It is ex Malter Inc. The piece has been restored from large piece, measures 95 x 123 mm, and has an attractive appearance. Id: A22540) Est. 200 PAYMENT POLICY All payments must be completed within 2 weeks after the listing ends. Any payments not cleared within 2 weeks will be automatically transferred to the eBay dispute resolution center by the Unpaid Item Assistant. We accept PayPal payments and all major credit cards online payments only through the PayPal system. We do not accept other forms of payment. SHIPPING POLICY Domestic Our ordinary shipping option is to ship via First Class Mail with tracking information. Your First Class Mail package ... morewill usually be delivered in from 3 to 5 days. We can ship by Priority Mail with tracking information for a $9 flat rate. Which will reduce shipping time. Postal insurance can be added for $2.30 per $100. Registered Mail for high value items is recommended- e-mail us for the price of registered mail for you package. International. The basic international shipping option includes First Class International Mail with no tracking information. Your package will arrive in 5 to 10 Business days. We can ship by Registered Mail(includes tracking) for postage PLUS $12. We can ship also by Insured Express Mail for $33. IMPORTANT! Import duties. Taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges and are the Buyer's Responsibility: RETURN POLICY If you’re not satisfied with your purchase FOR ANY REASON you can return the item for full refund. Our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee Policy allows you to return the item(s) exactly as received for a full refund within 14 days after the purchase. We will not accept RETURNS of altered or damaged(of any nature) artifacts. We stand behind our products 100% But if requested, at the time of payment we will provide a Certifica
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MEXICO, CHUPICUARO RATTLE FIGURE, CA. 500 BC - 300 AD
A whimsical rotund terracotta seated rattle figure from the Chupicuaro culture of ancient Mexico. Ca. 500 BC-300 AD. The figure wears a rather elaborate hat and some sort of neckware. Portion of one arm and the end of the other broken off and lost to antiquity, otherwise pristine. Traces of red pigment on the headware and the face, makes a light rattle sound when shaken. 3" 7.6cm) tall, 1-7/8" 4.8cm) max. diameter, mounted and labeled on a polished hardwood plinth, the overall height is 4" 10.2cm) I will furnish a color photocopy. Laminated in clear plastic, of a similar figure for complete, permanent, dating and culture documentation. A cute pre-Columbian artifact, demonstrates the imagination of the ancient Chupicuaro. Displays nicely, will look just right in that special location in your home or office. Comes with my lifetime ... moreCertificate of Authenticity and Guarantee, bid with confidence, you will not be disappointed. PS. Be sure to examine my other offerings. Thanks.
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Precolumbian Picasso / Chupicuaro, ancient Mexico, 100 BC-300 AD, sculpture #25
Precolumbian head from Teotihuacán. Mexico(1) Precolumbian. Sculpted, ceramic head; most likely 100 BC to 300 AD 500 A.D. It appears to be in the Chupicuaro style which reminds people of Picasso. 2) Dimensions. approximately 1 inch by 1" by half an inch" 3) Medium. clay. Hard fired under great heat. 4) Provenance. I found this head(and other heads) in a farmer's field near the center of the ruins of Teotihuacán. Near Mexico City, in 1966 or 1967, when I was an anthropology student at the Universidad de las Americas in Mexico City. Generally, these farmers' fields were rocky and dusty but rain would wash the dust off the rocks and reveal that some of them had faces- and were terracotta heads and not rocks. Many times, after a rain, I would take a bus from Mexico City to Teotihuacán, explore the farmers' ... morefields, and look for those features that were not visible when covered with dust. In this way, I acquired dozens of precolumbian heads. How to distinguish an authentic precolumbian sculpture from a fake: 1) provinance; know the source; 2) study precolumbian anthropology; see what's in the museums and the books; 3) lick. Or otherwise wet, the object and see how long it takes to dry; ancient ceramics take a long time to dry because they are more porous than new ceramics. Views of this primitive/ modern art old head show front and back.
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DOUBLE SNAKE IN TERRA-COTTA – La Tolita civilization ; 300 BC / 300 AD
Double snake in terra-cotta– La Tolita civilization; 300 BC/ 300 AD Lenght: 9.2 cm La Tolita civilization; 300 BC/ 300 AD. Payment: Paypal Shipping: 10 $ for Worldwide Around 5 business days after receiving payment. Double serpent en terre cuite– Civilisation La Tolita; 300 av. 300 après J.C. Largeur: 9.2 cm Civilisation La Tolita; 300 avant/ 300 après J.C. Payement: Chèque personnel/ Paypal Livraison: 7 € pour la France Environ 5 jours ouvrables après réception du règlement.
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LARGE JALISCO STATUE HEAD, CA. 300 BC-300 AD
From western Mexico. A statue head of the Jalisco culture, in the Ameca-Ezatlan style, ca. 300 BC- 300 AD. The head, of orange-ware terracotta is somewhat fragmentary, having lost the top of the head and the right earring. Burial debris is adhered to most of the crevices from approximately 2000 years below ground. The features are modeled rather nicely, a smooth surface on the face, and a large prominent nose. 3" 7.6cm) tall, 2-1/2" 6.4cm) wide, and 1-3/4" 4.5cm) front to back. Mounted and labeled on a polished hardwood plinth, the overall height is 6-5/8" 16.9cm) I will furnish a color photocopy. Laminated in clear plastic, of a seated figure in the same style and culture, for complete, permanent, dating and culture documentation. Also comes with my lifetime Certificate of Authenticity and Guarantee, a very impressive ... moredisplay piece, the arrangement is of museum quality. Bid with confidence, you will not be disappointed. PS. Be sure to examine my other offerings. Thanks.
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RARE Pre-Columbian Colima Gourd Shaped Terracotta Vessel-Circa 300 BC to 300 AD
RARE Large Pre-Columbian Colima Gourd Shaped Terracotta Vessel-Circa 300 BC to 300 AD A fine example of a Colima. Western Mexico vessel. The Pre-Columbian Colima culture of western Mexico is named for the modern state of Colima of whom the sculptors were especially known for their talent in clay. Approximate Measurements: 6" High x 7.75" Wide A similiar Colima vessel is currently for sale at antiques.com and listed for $3000.00
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WARRIOR STATUETTE - COLIMA CULTURE - PRE COLUMBIAN- 300 BC / 250 AD
PRE COLUMBIAN TERRACOTTA WARRIOR STATUETTE COLIMA CULTURE 300 BC/ 325 AD. Height 14 cm- museum condition. See my! See my!
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ANTIQUE COLIMA RECLINTARIO C.300 BC - 300 AD
The reclintario is one of the most interesting works of art left by the Colima of western Mexico. It is a mythical combination of beasts. Variously described as half bird and half dog or a divine bird with human attributes. It is sculpture, vessel and furniture accessory, serving as a back rest for persons of high status. Filled with water, it provided cooling through evaporation. While providing relief from the heat in any circumstance, it would have been particularly useful when giving audience or passing judgement. The use would have the advantage of comfort as well as the appearance of ease, reinforcing his superiority over his confronter. Of polished red terra cotta, characteristic for Colima ceramics, with angled filler spout and human leg supports. A rare large example, well sculpted with good finish and color. Height: 9 1/2\ 10-313 ... moreGC.A.025 Additional Photos Please feel free to contact us for additional photos for this item. Shipping Policy We only charge actual shipping cost. And will refund any excess shipping charges paid. We will also combine shipping charges when you purchase multiple items to reduce cost. International packages are shipped via USPS unless they exceed the maximum length restrictions for your country. Or are a high value item. If we are unable to send via USPS. We will send packages via UPS or FedEx, which may be more expensive. Please contact us for a shipping quote before purchasing if you're shipping outside of the US. Return Policy Items purchased through eBay are returnable within 14 days of purchase. Buyer pays return shipping. And both the return shipping and original shipping charges are non-refundable. When returning an item. Please securely pack the item(and all applicable paperwork) and ship it back fully insured, as we cannot be responsible for items received damaged or incomplete. As stated above. The refund amount is for the item cost only, as the initial shipping charge(shipping to you) is non-refundable, and you are responsible for all return shipping charges. Abou
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PRE COLUMBIAN TUMACO LA TOLITA POTTERY EFFIGY BUST CA 300 BC/AD
Tumaco nice fragment. 5 inches L. Includes stand. Very fine details.
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RARE Pre-Columbian COLIMA DOG VESSEL, 300 BC - AD 300
RARE Pre-Columbian COLIMA DOG VESSEL. 300 BC- AD 300, Click to View Image Album Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 This is a superb. Museum quality RARE Pre-Columbian Colima Vessel in the Form of a Dog. Western Mexico, Late Pre-Classic Period, circa 300 B.C. A.D. 300. This magnificent dog vessel. Which was adored for its docile mannerism and its healing attributes, has a prominent snout with its mouth open, spout tail, prominent eyes and alert pointed ears and tail. It is beautifully painted overall in a burnished light and deep orange brown and with sculpted muscular and facial details around the eyes and snout. Boldly abstract yet completely canine, this cheerful dog looks up as if just waking up from a nap. Originally intended to hold a tomb offering of food or drink, his form has been adapted to his function. With a spouted body shaped ... morelike a plump'O, only his head and tail are clearly defined. It measures 9” L. 6” W. 7” H. and is in good original intact condition aside from two stress cracks. PROVENANCE: This item comes directly from the estate of a Beverly Hills Pre-Columbian art collector and was legally imported into the United States over 70 years ago. Authenticity is GUARANTEED. Similar examples sell in major antiquities galleries for over $6.000. Please scroll down on the item description to view additional photographs. Shipping is $30.00 within the US only. Please email for international shipping rates. Payment is due within 4 days. Please view my other auctions and eBay store for additional museum quality fine art and collectibles, including other fine Pre-Columbian items. Colima dogs were patterned after a hairless variety of ancient dog known as the Techichi. Some scholars have speculated that the Colima believed dogs were emissaries of Xolotl. The god of the dead. As such, dogs were envisioned as a guide to lead the spirits of the dead to their resting place in the underworld and such representational objects might have been interred with the deceased. Despite their possible connection
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Antique Pre-Columbian Jama-Coaque Female Ceramic Figure 300 BC-400 AD
Antique Pre-Columbian Jama-Coaque Female Ceramic Figure 300 BC-400 AD Search Antique Pre-Columbian Jama- Coaque ceramic Figure. 300 B.C. 400A.D. depicting a standing female with outstretched arms. Wearing a skirt and large headdress. CONDITION: In good condition. Showing its age and wear, right ear chipped. No repairs or restorations. DIMENSIONS: Height: 9 cm. 3 1/2 in. width: 5.5 cm(2 1/8) in. ITEM NUMBER: P61 ALL OUR ARTIFACTS ARE ACCOMPANIED BY A CERTIFICATION OF AUTHENTICITY WE SHIP INTERNATIONALLY PayPal and Bank Transfer WE SHIP INTERNATIONALLY International Shipping Costs will calculated after the auction based on the purchaser address. Items will be shipped within 3 business days of receiving payment via Canada Post 7 day delivery. Express Post 4 business day delivery or by request UPS, FedEx. All items are guaranteed to be authentic ... moreantiques. And not reproductions. All our artifacts are accompanied by a Certificate Of Authenticity. We provide a full money return guarantee if a state museum judges the artifact to be non-authentic. Our business is based on a long family tradition of collecting fine European and Oriental Antiques and Art. With a special interest in Antique Arms and Armour. We have been involved in antique trading since 1970.  Thank you for taking the time to contact us Hundred and One Antiques  On May-29-14 at 18:08:18 PDT. Seller added the following information:
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Pre-Columbian JALISCO STANDING FEMALE FIGURE, ca. 300 BC - AD 300
Pre-Columbian JALISCO STANDING FEMALE FIGURE. Ca. 300 BC- AD 300, Click to View Image Album This is a magnificent ancient Pre-Columbian JALISCO STANDING FEMALE FIGURE. Jalisco, Western Mexico, Late Pre-Classic Period, ca. 300 BC– AD 300. This majestic figure stands with her hands out at her sides. Looking straight ahead with a tall headdress and extensive traces of original polychrome decoration. It measures 9 ¾” high, 5 ¾” wide and is in good original ancient condition with repairs at the shoulders, neck and back of the head. PROVENANCE: This spectacular item comes directly from a Southern California estate and was legally imported into the United States prior to 1970. Authenticity is GUARANTEED. Please scroll down on the item description to view additional photographs. Shipping is $35.00 within the US only. Please email for international ... moreshipping rates. Payment is due within 4 days. Please view my other auctions and eBay store for additional museum quality fine art and collectibles, including other fine Pre-Columbian items. Shipping& Handling $35.00 USPS Priority Mail® Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album FREE scheduling. Supersized images and templates. Get Vendio Sales Manager. FREE scheduling. Supersized images and templates. Get Vendio Sales Manager. Over 100.000,000 served. Get FREE counters from Vendio today!
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Pre-Columbian Very Nice HUASTEC SPINDLE WHORL :ca: 300 BC-300 AD
SquareTrade © AP6.0 Here's a very nice Decorated CLAY SPINDLE WHORL of the HUASTEC CULTURE(ca; 300 BC-300 AD) from Mexico's Coastal Lowlands near Vera Cruz. It's 7/8 in. 2.2cm) in diameter. 5/8 in. 1.5cm) thick, nicely made of fired tan clay(terracotta) and in perfect condition. It has elaborate incised decorations which gives it a lot of charm. These whorls were affixed to long, thin wooden shafts and were used as flywheels in the process of spinning yarns to produce clothing. My Feedback Profile and eBay preferred seller reputation attest to my integrity and honesty. The authenticity of my artifacts and relics is guaranteed for life, OR YOUR MONEY BACK! Buyer pays $2.00 First Class S/H. Shipping charges to foreign buyers will be greater. No reserve. Good luck!
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Pre Columbian Rare Black Ceramic Head "UFO" , Bahia, Ecuador 300 BC– AD 500
We are offering an Attractive Original Pre Columbian Rare Black Ceramic Head. Bahia, Ecuador 300 BC– AD 500. This is very impressive piece with interesting"cosmological" symbols. The Bahia culture occupied the area that stretches from the foothills of the Andes to the Pacific Ocean. The objects from Bahia culture often looks very strange: with four fingers. Unusual headdress, stars, spiral and other cosmic symbols. Bahia region is one of the most popular places for UFO signs. Very Pretty good condition. Authentic guaranty. Size:~ 40 mm. Combine shipping only for $1 for US. $2- for international. See my other pre columbian and antique items.
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Nice Pre Columbian statue of a sitting figure Mexico Jalisco 300 BC- 300 AD
Authentic and nice statue of a sitting man. Mexico Origin(made in) West Mexico. Jalisco culture. Material: Ceramic with a gray slib and red paint. Date: 300 BC- 300 AD. Provenance: Private collection from Mister R. from Eindhoven. The Netherlands, This week we will sell a private collection of all kind of antiquities from Pre Columbian Amerika. collected before 1984. Size: High: 13.4 cm/ 5.2'inch. Wide: 9,6 cm/ 3.7'inch. Description: One interesting and nice statue of a sitting man. Wearing a large headdress. see pictures. Condition: Good. no cracks. Head and arm reglued, wear of old age, nice patina of old age. See pictures. Information: The items what I sell on ebay are 100% Autentic and I gife you a guarantee for a lifetime. To see our other items click here! We are located in Amsterdam. The Netherlands. Questions: We will answer ... moreyour questions as soon as possible[click here] Collection: We are listing antiquities several times a week[click here] Paying: We prefer PayPal. Other possibilities by mutual arrangement. Rates: We use the same exchange rates as those used and shown by Ebay. Feedback: We give our feedback immediately after buyer's payment. Packaging: We don't charge. Shipping: Buyer pays shipping costs depending on buyer's requests. Recommendation: We recommend our clients Worldpack from TPG(0-2000 grammes: $30.50) Insurance: Worldpack includes priority shipment and insurance. To give you an idea of the shipping prices: Weight Europe World 0- 250 grammes € 7.50 $ 16.50 250- 500 grammes € 8.50 $ 22.50 500- 1000 grammes € 11.50 $ 30.50 1000- 2000 grammes € 14.50 $ 30.50 Guarantee: We give a full money back guarantee. If the object does not fit the description; just let us know within 30 days after receiving the object. You send the item back and we will return the price you paid(shipping excluded) Please contact us if you have any questions or answers! Powered by
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Nice Pre Columbian large statue of a standing woman Mexico Colima 300 BC- 300 AD
Authentic and nice large statue of a standing woman. Mexico Origin(made in) West Mexico. Colima culture. Material: Ceramic. Date: 300 BC- 300 AD. Provenance: Private collection from Mister R. from Eindhoven. The Netherlands, This week we will sell a private collection of all kind of antiquities from Pre Columbian Amerika. collected before 1984. Size: High: 24.8 cm/ 9.7'inch. Wide: 11,4 cm/ 4.4'inch. Description: One interesting large statue of a standing figure woman a large headdress and neckless. see pictures. Condition: Good. no cracks one leg reglued and one ear missing. Wear of old age, nice patina of old age. See pictures. Information: The items what I sell on ebay are 100% Autentic and I gife you a guarantee for a lifetime. To see our other items click here! We are located in Amsterdam. The Netherlands. Questions: We will answer ... moreyour questions as soon as possible[click here] Collection: We are listing antiquities several times a week[click here] Paying: We prefer PayPal. Other possibilities by mutual arrangement. Rates: We use the same exchange rates as those used and shown by Ebay. Feedback: We give our feedback immediately after buyer's payment. Packaging: We don't charge. Shipping: Buyer pays shipping costs depending on buyer's requests. Recommendation: We recommend our clients Worldpack from TPG(0-2000 grammes: $30.50) Insurance: Worldpack includes priority shipment and insurance. To give you an idea of the shipping prices: Weight Europe World 0- 250 grammes € 7.50 $ 16.50 250- 500 grammes € 8.50 $ 22.50 500- 1000 grammes € 11.50 $ 30.50 1000- 2000 grammes € 14.50 $ 30.50 Guarantee: We give a full money back guarantee. If the object does not fit the description; just let us know within 30 days after receiving the object. You send the item back and we will return the price you paid(shipping excluded) Please contact us if you have any questions or answers! Powered by
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Rare Pre Columbian bowl West Mexico, Colima/Nayarit culture 300 BC/ 300 AD
Authentic and rare bowl. Mexico. Colima/Nayarit culture. Origin(made in) Mexico. Colima/Nayarit culture. Material: pottery with a red slib. Date: 300 BC-300 AD. Provenance: Private collection from Mister R. from Eindhoven. The Netherlands, This week we will sell a private collection of all kind of antiquities from Pre Columbian Amerika. collected before 1984. Size: High: 7 cm/ 2.7'inch. Wide: 14.8 cm/ 5.8'inch. Description: One interesting and rare bowl. see pictures. Condition: Good. No cracks or repair, wear of old age, nice patina of old age. See pictures. Information: The items what I sell on ebay are 100% Autentic and I gife you a guarantee for a lifetime. To see our other items click here! We are located in Amsterdam. The Netherlands. Questions: We will answer your questions as soon as possible[click here] Collection: We are ... morelisting antiquities several times a week[click here] Paying: We prefer PayPal. Other possibilities by mutual arrangement. Rates: We use the same exchange rates as those used and shown by Ebay. Feedback: We give our feedback immediately after buyer's payment. Packaging: We don't charge. Shipping: Buyer pays shipping costs depending on buyer's requests. Recommendation: We recommend our clients Worldpack from TPG(0-2000 grammes: $30.50) Insurance: Worldpack includes priority shipment and insurance. To give you an idea of the shipping prices: Weight Europe World 0- 250 grammes € 7.50 $ 16.50 250- 500 grammes € 8.50 $ 22.50 500- 1000 grammes € 11.50 $ 30.50 1000- 2000 grammes € 14.50 $ 30.50 Guarantee: We give a full money back guarantee. If the object does not fit the description; just let us know within 30 days after receiving the object. You send the item back and we will return the price you paid(shipping excluded) Please contact us if you have any questions or answers! Powered by
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COLIMA Conch Trumpet Shell Effigy 300 BC - 200 AD PreColumbian Pottery FIgure
COLIMA Conch Trumpet Shell Effigy 300 BC- 200 AD PreColumbian Pottery FIgure Colima. West Mexico. 300 B.C. 200 A.D. White slipped earthenware. Finely molded. Small loss on tail(ref. pic) Length: 7 1/2" Compare similars: Los Angeles County Museum of Art(AC 1993.217.14) Walter Art Museum(2009.20.111) See other Native American and Pre-Columbian Artifacts listings from an Estate of Jim and Lauris Phillips. San Marino, California. A Noted Native American Collection. Due to CITE Treaties Restrictions. International Buyers are Encouraged to Check with Local Custom Regulations. Payment must be received within 3 days after the auction. With transactions more than $3.000 via direct bank wire only. Items can be returned for a full refund within 3 days after the delivery. Partial refunds WILL NOT be offered for any reason. International buyers are ... morewelcome unless otherwise noted. With shipping quoted to destination. Please submit your questions before bidding. Address our gallery directly with any concern BEFORE FEEDBACK AND STAR RATINGS. WE VALUE OUR REPUTATION! gsrx_vers_577(GS 6.7.5(577)
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CHUPICUARO Pre-Columbian Mini Redware Vessel C. 300 BC -100 AD
CHUPICUARO Pre-Columbian terracotta pot C. 300 BC-100 AD- Chips along the rim. No cracks. Measures approx. 2.25" tall X 2.25" wide at widest point. This artifact was excavated from the Chupícuaro archeological site in 1971 by an Auburn University professor and his colleagues. Unconditionally guaranteed authentic.
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CHUPICUARO Pre-Columbian Mini Redware Bowl C. 300 BC -100 AD
Interesting little CHUPICUARO Pre-Columbian bowl C. 300 BC-100 AD- Chips along the rim. No cracks. Measures approx. 1" tall X 1.5" wide at top. This artifact was excavated from the Chupícuaro archeological site in 1971 by an Auburn University professor and his colleagues. Unconditionally guaranteed authentic.
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CHUPICUARO Pre-Columbian Blackware Bowl C. 300 BC -100 AD
CHUPICUARO Pre-Columbian bowl C. 300 BC-100 AD in excellent condition- no chips or cracks. Measures approx. 1.5" tall X 3" wide at top. This artifact was excavated from the Chupícuaro archeological site in 1971 by an Auburn University professor and his colleagues. Unconditionally guaranteed authentic.
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TERRACOTTA NAYARIT SEATED FIGURE, CA. 300 BC - 400 AD
A terracotta seated figure from western Mexico. Nayarit culture, ca. 300 BC- 400 AD. The figure, shows the remains of the original flesh colored paint, has striations at the top of the head to denote hair, wears a large nose ring and earrings, minimal facial features as is common with these figures. Arranged in a seated position, seven medallions about each shoulder, shoulder straps from clothing somewhat visible. 5" 12.1cm) tall, 3-1/2" 8.9cm) wide across the shoulders, and 3/4" 1.9cm) front to back. Not sold mounted furnished with the freestanding labeling placard shown in the photos. I will furnish a color photocopy(laminated in clear plastic) of a similar attributed figure for complete. Permanent dating and culture documentation. Nice ancient pre-Columbian artifact, displays well, from an ancient tomb. Also comes with my ... morelifetime Certificate of Authenticity and Guarantee, bid with confidence you will not be disappointed. PS. Be sure to examine my other offerings. Thanks.
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Pre-Columbian Michoacan OBSIDIAN EFFIGY & BEADS, ca; 300 BC-300 AD
SquareTrade © AP6.0 It's time for me to start downsizing my 62 year collection of North and Central American Indian and Pre-Columbian artifacts! Here's a small group consisting of a rare Obsidian STYLIZED HUMAN EFFIGY PENDANT and two(2) PERFORATED DISC BEADS. Ca: 300 BC- 300 AD found many years ago on a MICHOACAN Western Village Culture Site in Mexico's Western Highlands. The HUMAN EFFIGY PENDANT was flaked from a thin obsidian prismatic blade. It represents a"stylized" human form with legs spread and arms out. Unfortunately a small piece of one leg was broken off anciently. It's about 1 1/8 in. 2.7cm) high. 1 3/8 in. 3.5cm) wide and only 1/16 in. 2cm) thick. The larger"rachet" shaped bead is 5/8 in. 1.7cm) in diameter, the smaller bead 1/2 in. 1.2cm) in diameter. Both are made of a thin flake of obsidian ... moreand are about the same thickness as the effigy. The large bead is made of banded gray obsidian, the smaller bead is of opaque black obsidian. These materials were probably from different volcanoes! All these artifacts are perforated for wearing. How they made the holes in these items is a mystery to me. It appears the holes were pecked through by using a very sharp stone such as the point of a quartz crystal. They probably broke two for every one that was successful! My Feedback Profile and eBay preferred seller reputation attest to my integrity and honesty. The authenticity of my artifacts and relics is guaranteed for life, OR YOUR MONEY BACK! Buyer pays $2.00 First Class S/H. Shipping charges to foreign buyers will be greater. No reserve. Good luck!
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REPLICA Pre Columbian Seated Warrior Statue, W. Mexico Jalisco 300 BC - AD
REPLICA Pre-Columbian Jalisco Seated Warrior You are bidding on what I believe to be an antique Terracotta statue of a Jalisco Seated Warrior in good condition. I am completely uncertain of its age so I will be selling it as a REPLICA. This statue is similar in design to pieces that date back to Western Mexico. Ca. 300 bce- 300 ad, I doubt it goes that far back, possibly a vintage replica for the tourist market. Stands 12" tall Shipping is a flat $13 via USPS Parcel Post or FedEx Ground SOLD 100% AS IS.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fvo%7B2d71f%2B4g7%3E-148471e7d0b-0x10d-
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Mayan Figural Sculpture, Pre-Classic Era 300 BC - 300 AD, Pre-Columbian Rare
Pre-Classic Era Mayan figural sculpture 300 B.C- 300 A.D. Figure has headdress. Ear plugs and punched mouth and eyes. Patches of white slip plaster still present. Made for burial purposes. Most likely from the Southern region of the Mayan Empire. 5.5" tall x 3.75" wide. Authenticity determined by Clars Auction Gallery. Oakland, CA, March 2014. AR-C-3-14) Excellent condition. Field repairs to neck and left arm/hand. Museum quality packing and shipping via USPS Priority Mail with insurance included. Buy with confidence. More pics happily sent upon request. Check out my other listings of Pre Columbian antiquities and fine art photography books.
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Lenca Figure, Pre-Classic Era 300 BC - 300 AD, Pre-Columbian Rare
Pre-Classic Era Lenca. Possibly Mayan, figural sculpture 300 B.C- 300 A.D. 3.75" tall x 2.5" wide. Anthropomorphic figure with ear plugs. Punched mouth. Eyes and ears. Traces of white slip plaster still present on the head. Provenance: Cara Sucia area. El Salvador- Southern region of the Mayan Empire/Lenca territory. Authenticity determined by Clars Auction Gallery. Oakland, CA, March 2014. AR-C-3-14) Very Good condition. Field repair to neck. NOTE: Right arm has been reconstructed and is not original. Museum quality packing and shipping via USPS Priority Mail with insurance included. Buy with confidence. More pics happily sent upon request. Check out my other listings of Pre Columbian antiquities and fine art photography books.
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A Rare Pre-Columbian Moche Copper Ax-head with a Human Face, ca. 300 BC-AD 300.
A Rare Pre-Columbian Moche Copper Ax-head Adorned with a Human Maskette Wearing Double-lobed Headdress with Chinstrap Decoration and Shell Inlays. Ca. 300 B.C. A.D. 300. This rare Moche copper ax-head. Depicting a human maskette wearing a double-lobed headpiece secured by a headband and a strap which goes below the chin with two attached disc-shaped decorations, has complete incised shell inlays in the open mouth, and remains of inlays in the deeply recessed eye sockets, and is a very unusual example of the refined Middle Mochica style found in Peru, probably dating to 300 B.C. to A.D. 300. This copper implement is encrusted with a thick and uneven deep green patina, the cutting edge decorated with sharp points. It is mounted on a lucite stand. FSA:EA Provenance: This figure is from a private Laguna Beach. California collection of Pre-Columbian ... moreArt. This collection was formed during the 1960s. It was once owned by Leonard Kaplan, a well-known Laguna Beach dealer in ethnographic art who sold it to the private collection. This figure may be viewed by appointment in the Los Angeles or South Orange County area. Our low overhead allows us to offer high quality objects at well below market prices. We collect and offer exclusively interesting ancient and tribal objects with the highest art aesthetic available in this and every price range. Every object is sold with an unconditional guarantee of authenticity, which never expires. Height: Approx. 1.75 in. 4.5 cm. Length: Approx. 3.6 in. 9.2 cm. Condition: There are no breaks or repairs. Some of the inlay in the eyes is missing. But is in otherwise excellent condition. About Anthropos Fine Art Founded in 1976 in the Los Angeles area as the Anthropos Gallery. Specializing in Ancient and Tribal sculpture from the Old as well as the New World: Egyptian, Mediterranean, Pre-Columbian, and North American Indian and Eskimo Art, we are exhibiting at the brick and mortar location of 860 Glenneyre Street, Suite 2, in Laguna Beach, California 92651. Appointments are always be
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Pre Columbian Chupicuaro Noded Tripod Red Bowl. Perfect!!! 300 BC to 250 AD.
Absolutely Beautiful Pre Columbian Redware Tripod Bowl. This little beauty is from the Central Highlands of Mexico. Chupicuaro. This site was destroyed by a dam and lake years ago. And Natalie Wood was one of the first to collect the pottery from the region. She donated her collection to a major museum in California. Measurements are: 4 3/8 inches in diameter and 2 3/8 inches high
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Pre Columbian Chupicuaro Strap Handled Bowl. Perfect!!! 300 BC to 250 AD.
Absolutely Beautiful Pre Columbian Blackware Bowl. This little beauty is from the Central Highlands of Mexico. Chupicuaro. This site was destroyed by a dam and lake years ago. And Natalie Wood was one of the first to collect the pottery from the region. She donated her collection to a major museum in California. Measurements are: 5 1/4 inches in diameter and 3 inches high
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Pre-Columbian West Mexico Figure - Colima - ca. 100 BC to 300 AD
PRE-COLUMBIAN WEST MEXICO FEMALE FIGURE An authentic pre-Columbian figure. Most likely Colima, Western Mexico, ca. 100 BC to 300 AD. It is 4-7/8" tall, posed standing and is made from low-fired buff terracotta. It shows good dendrite deposits and minor traces of red pigment. The left forearm is missing and the left upper arm has been reattached. Chip on right heel repaired. Stand included. Guaranteed genuine. Comes with dealer COA. NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING.
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Pre-Columbian 3 Nice COLIMA SPINDLE WHORLS :ca:200 BC-300 AD
SquareTrade © AP6.0 Here are three(3) nice CLAY(Terracotta) SPINDLE WHORLS of the COLIMA VILLAGE Culture(ca; 200 BC-300 AD) found years ago in Mexico's western highlands. The largest is 5/8 in. 2.1cm) in diameter. The smallest 1 11/16 in. 1.7cm) in diameter. All are around 3/8 in. 1.0cm) thick. They are made of fired reddish/tan clay(terracotta) and are in excellent to near perfect condition. These whorls were once affixed to long wooden shafts and were used as flywheels in the spinning of yarn or thread to produce clothing. My Feedback Profile and eBay preferred seller reputation attest to my integrity and honesty. The authenticity of my artifacts and relics is guaranteed for life, OR YOUR MONEY BACK! Buyer pays $2.25 First Class S/H. Shipping charges to foreign buyers will be greater. No reserve. Good luck! RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId ... morep4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp*a4%601gc%3E-14b5de591cc-0x10b-
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Pre-Columbian 2 AZTEC DRILLED SERPENTINE BEADS: ca:300 BC-500 AD
SquareTrade © AP6.0 Here are two(2) decent DRILLED SERPENTINE BEADS of the AZTEC CULTURE(ca; 100 BC-500 AD) found years ago near the ancient Teotihuacan pyramids in Mexico's Central Highlands. The largest double drilled one is 1 1/2 in. 3.8cm) long. 3/4 in. 1.8cm) wide and 5/8 in. 1.6cm) thick. The highly polished decorated tubular bead is 1 3/6 in. 3.0cm) long and 1/2 in. 1.2cm) in diameter. They're made of a hard greenish/gray stone(serpentine? and are in good condition despite their obvious flaws. These beads were likely a items traded to the Aztecs by the Mezcala people of the Rio Balsas region of Guerrero farther south. My Feedback Profile and eBay preferred seller reputation attest to my integrity. The authenticity of my artifacts and relics is guaranteed for life, OR YOUR MONEY BACK! Buyer pays $2.25 First Class S/H. Shipping ... morecharges to foreign buyers will be greater. No reserve. Good luck!
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Pre-Columbian Costa Rica Guinea Incised Vulture Bowl 300 BC - 500 AD 5 1/2"d
Hand Crafted Ancient Pre-Columbian Guinea Incised Terracotta Bowl in the form of a Vulture– Costa Rica- Circa: 300 BC- 500 AD. 3 inches(7.7 cm) high x 5 1/2 inches(14 cm) in diameter Condition: This item appears intact and original but it is possible that it has areas of expert restoration. Description: The bowl is in the form of a vulture with wings and a tail This item was from a Northern California collection of Costa-Rican pottery. The Costa-Mejia collection. The collection was accumulated from major auction houses and galleries. Shipping insurance is included in the USA and on international shipments when available. Satisfaction is guaranteed. This item is guaranteed to be authentic and in the condition described. This auction is presented by Jerry Weisberg: Trading in tribal antiques since 1973.
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Pre-Columbian AZTEC DRILLED Lge. HARDSTONE BEAD: ca:300 BC-500 AD
SquareTrade © AP6.0 Here's a super nice. Large DRILLED HARDSTONE(Granite? BEAD of the AZTEC CULTURE(ca; 100 BC-500 AD) found years ago near the ancient Teotihuacan pyramids in Mexico's Central Highlands. It's 1 1/8 in. 2.8cm) in diameter and 5/8 in. 1.6cm) thick. It's made of a gray/tan hardstone(granite? and is very highly polished. The letters"TEO" on one side indicate Teotihuacan. This bead was likely a trade item to the Aztecs from the Mezcala people of the Rio Balsas region of Guerrero farther south. This biconically drilled artifact. Probably once part of a necklace, is in perfect condition. My Feedback Profile and eBay preferred seller reputation attest to my integrity. The authenticity of my artifacts and relics is guaranteed for life, OR YOUR MONEY BACK! Buyer pays $2.25 First Class S/H. Shipping charges ... moreto foreign buyers will be greater. No reserve. Good luck!
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Pre-Columbian Mezcala Culture Carved Stone Idol - Axe God / 300 BC - 300 AD
Pre-Columbian Mezcala Stone Figure Mexico ~ 300 BC- 300 AD Black Basalt ~ please scroll down for more photos and information ~ SIZE: Height- 4.75” 12 cm) Width- 2” 5 cm) Depth- 1.25” 3.5 cm) DESCRIPTION: Small carved Pre-Columbian black stone abstracted human figure from the Mezcala Culture of Guerrero in Southwestern area of Mexico. Black hardstone. Possibly basalt. This example is in the form of a standing figure. Standing on diminutive legs with the hands resting on the abdomen. The large head is stylized with abstract, simple features and the back undulating with subtle sculptural features and is without detail. This figure has a nice smooth and somewhat glossy patina on the protruding areas. The figure won’t stand by itself and was photographed using a thin wood rod to make it stand up. It was purchased over 20 years ago from an old ... morecollection of Pre-Columbian objects in Northern California. AGE: 300 BC- 300 AD CONDITION: Good condition. As shown in the photos and with the following noted: No breaks, chips, or repairs. Overall patina from handling and age. Small amounts of soil encrustation in the tiny pores of the stone and crevices. HISTORY: The Pre-Columbian Mezcala Culture is a little understood culture that was based in present-day Guerrero. Mexico. A long, complex culture history of the Guerrero region prevents a finite understanding of who exactly made Mezcala objects. The culture is also called Balsas Culture because it is centered in the upper Balsas River drainage region. It is believed the Mezcala style emerged during the Pre-classic Period, between 700-200 B.C. and continued on into Classic Period to 650 A.D. Objects attributed to the the Mezcala Culture include figurines. Masks, small effigies of animals and objects, beads, pendants and earplug flares. They are carved from a variety of green, gray-green, gray and black color hardstones and jade. The art style is so unique that Mezcala objects are readily recognized for their abstract and minimalist anatomical features. Some Mezcala
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Huge Jalisco man metamorphosing into bird effigy ca. 300 bc to 300 ad
A Huge Jalisco man metamorphosing into bird effigy ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. It has a human face a bird doesn't have a nose or mouth it has a beak and it doesn't have ears. Human feet a bird doesn't have toes it has talons and the body of a bird. He is approx. 10" tall X 8" wide X 13" from nose to tip of tail. It is solid and whole, not broken. It has excellent deposits. and has no restoration or paint touch up. I guarantee this item 100% full money back no questions asked.
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Pre-Columbian Mexico COLIMA DOG Effigy Glazed Slipware Pottery 300 BC - 200 AD
Since 1997: Our 17th Year On eBay Pre-Columbian COLIMA DOG Effigy Vessel. With Slipware Glaze Decoration. c.300BC-200AD Now offering a pre-Columbian"Colima Dog" effigy vessel in glazed slipware pottery. Which dates from between 300BC- 200AD. Evidence of the slipware glaze decoration is all over the piece. Especially on one side, where color concentric circles can be seen. The lip of the opening in the top has some wear and a little loss, but no repairs are evident. This is a particularly attractive piece of ancient. Pre-Columbian Mexico pottery; from the estate of a Connecticut collector who passed away, purchased at auction around 2007. The Colima dogs were a breed used for sacrifice and were also part of the diet. Vessels like this were used in burials, as that is where most of them were discovered. The Colima dog is usually fat ... morein the belly area, which showed that it was well-fed and ready for a ceremony or the dinner table. The item is guaranteed to be authentic and"as described" Or return within 30 days for a refund. Condition: Very Good to Excellent Condition. This piece has some pitting on one side. But the other side, which likely was facing away from ground seepage, has glaze decoration remaining. The lip of the vase has some wear, but does not appear to have had any repair. Measurements: 6" long by 4.5" high by 3.5" wide. INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING: Available on this particular lot. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ REGARDING FEEDBACK: We do everything we can. Within reason, of course, to satisfy our customers. We always leave positive feedback in return for the same courtesy. Please message us in the rare event of a problem. DOMESTIC SHIPPING: in U.S. 50 States( Guam) U.S.P.S. Priority Mail(First Class under 13 ounces) Larger items may require UPS or FedEx Ground. INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING: Not available on some large or heavy items) We use USPS First Class Mail or Priority Mail In
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Pre-Columbian AZTEC DRILLED CONGLOMERATE BEAD: ca:300 BC-500 AD
SquareTrade © AP6.0 Here's a nice DRILLED CONGLOMERATE HARDSTONE BEAD of the AZTEC CULTURE(ca; 100 BC-500 AD) found years ago near the ancient Teotihuacan pyramids in Mexico's Central Highlands. It's 1 in. 2.6cm) in diameter and 1/2 in. 1.1cm) thick. It's made of a mottled light green and gray conglomerate of some sort possibly incorporating serpentine and chalcedony and is polished overall. There are a couple tiny natural flaws in the stone. It was likely a trade item to the Aztecs from the Mezcala stone working people of the Rio Balsas region of Guerrero farther south. This biconically drilled artifact. Probably once part of a necklace, is in perfect condition. My Feedback Profile and eBay preferred seller reputation attest to my integrity. The authenticity of my artifacts and relics is guaranteed for life, OR YOUR ... moreMONEY BACK! Buyer pays $2.25 First Class S/H. Shipping charges to foreign buyers will be greater. No reserve. Good luck!
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Pre-Columbian MICHOACAN CLAY FIGURE, ca; 500 BC-300 AD
SquareTrade © AP6.0 Here's a seldom offered. Very nice, small MICHOACAN VILLAGE CULTURE CLAY FIGURE. Ca: 500-100 BC, found many years ago in Mexico's Western Highlands. It's tiny. Only 1 5/8 in. 4.2cm) tall, 5/8 in. 1.6cm) wide and 7/16 in. 1.1cm) thick. It's a detailed modeled figure with carefully made appliqued delicate features, including coffee-bean eyes, prominent nose, coffee bean mouth and a pair of"Groucho Marx" eyebrows. There are two intact earspools, a fancy necklace and a nice hairdo. It's nicely made of fired tan clay(terracotta) which was painted with a red pigment, much of which remains. Michoacán figures were typically covered with this red color. There's a site location printed on the back which I can't completely make out. It may be"Cuauhtitlan" which may refer to ... morea Toltec site in western Mexico. It's a nice example of a scarce MICHOACAN figure type. It's from the Joe Magor, Chicago, IL, collection, collected in the 1960's. My Feedback Profile and eBay preferred seller reputation attest to my integrity and honesty. The authenticity of my artifacts and relics is guaranteed for life, OR YOUR MONEY BACK! Buyer pays $2.25 First Class S/H. Shipping charges to foreign buyers will be greater. No reserve. Good luck!
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