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$9.85 Shipping Location: Brooklyn, United States Ancient Pre Columbia Chupicuaro Figure
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$15.00 Shipping Location: Alamo, United States Beatifull Precolumbian terracota chupicuaro figure 800 BC - 400 A D this piece is a important measures H 3 1/2 " x W 2" come from older colector
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$15.00 Shipping Location: Alamo, United States Rare Precolumbian terracota chupicuaro figure 800 BC - 400 A D this piece is a important measures H 9 1/2 " x W 5 1/2" come from older colector
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Free Shipping Location: Atlanta, United States 20" Stand ofPre-Columbian Carved Shell Beads, plus 6 loose beads. Chupicuaro Culture C. 300BC-100AD.
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$24.92 Shipping Location: PENARTH, United Kingdom 10 x 6cm, 182gr. They are distinguished by their slanted, coffee-bean shaped eyes. The coin was used for size comparison only and is not part of the sale.
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$11.70 Shipping Location: Gardena, United States Polished brown slip with incised stripes. Flared rim. No restoration.
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$9.45 Shipping Location: United States A Pre-Columbian Chupicuaro Terracota Head, Pre-Classic period (ca. ~1500 BC). Provenance Mexico's central region. A very fine ceramic head fragment, in ... morethe form of a women wearing a head ornament, part of a “Pretty Lady”.
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$7.00 Shipping Location: Sarasota, United States This ancient antiquity is a Chupícuaro head fragment from a Chupícuaro fertility effigy. I bought this in San Miguel. Mexico( located in the ... morefar eastern part of the state of Guanajuato) at an estate sale in the early 1970s when I was living there during the summer. The effigy fragment still has remnants of red paint. The nose and mouth. And left side are broken off. It measures 1 ½ x 1 ¼ x ½ inch depth. Stand not included. There is also glue residue on the back as the fragment as it was once attached to a velvet backed display case. Chupícuaro(a pre-Horizon culture) fertility effigies were placed into the dirt by a Chupícuaro farmer during the planting season to appease the goods to insure a bountiful harvest. Subsequently. After centuries of being plowed or tilled over, the heads usually break off from the bodies. Chupícuaro Excerpt from Wikipedia. The free encyclopedia The Chupícuaro culture was located in the mountains of central Mexico and is named for the area in which the artifacts have been found. It is an important pre-Hispanic archeological site from the late pre-classical or formative period; located west of the Mexican Plateau. On the hills nearby the Lerma River and its tributary Coroneo or Tiger River; which currently under water because of the Solis dam. Just 7 kilometers from Acamaro in the Guanajuato State, near the Michoacán State border in Mexico Little is known about the history of this site. And it was not until 1946, due to a dam construction, that the first explorations were performed, discovering pottery objects and tombs. The place is currently below dam water, although there are surrounding areas still being explored. According to several sources. It is believed that this settlement developed between 500 BC and 300 AD, although some scientists suggest an older development, as far back as 800 BC. Establishing a firm chronology for Chupícuaro has been very problematic. Due to a lack of stratigraphic excavations and reliable C 14 dates.
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$4.99 Shipping Location: Orlando, United States This arrowhead was discovered on a battleground in the 1950's by Lorenze Borenstein of New Orleans, Louisiana. Mr Borenstein was a avid collector of Pre ... moreColumbian artifacts. Dates from 500 BC to 100 AD.
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$4.99 Shipping Location: Orlando, United States This arrowhead was discovered on a battleground in the 1950's by Lorenze Borenstein of New Orleans, Louisiana. Mr Borenstein was a avid collector of Pre ... moreColumbian artifacts. Dates from 500 BC to 100 AD.
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$4.99 Shipping Location: Orlando, United States This arrowhead was discovered on a battleground in the 1950's by Lorenze Borenstein of New Orleans, Louisiana. Mr Borenstein was a avid collector of Pre ... moreColumbian artifacts. Dates from 500 BC to 100 AD.
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$4.99 Shipping Location: Orlando, United States This arrowhead was discovered on a battleground in the 1950's by Lorenze Borenstein of New Orleans, Louisiana. Mr Borenstein was a avid collector of Pre ... moreColumbian artifacts. Dates from 500 BC to 100 AD.
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$4.99 Shipping Location: Orlando, United States This arrowhead was discovered on a battleground in the 1950's by Lorenze Borenstein of New Orleans, Louisiana. Mr Borenstein was a avid collector of Pre ... moreColumbian artifacts. Dates from 500 BC to 100 AD.
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$4.99 Shipping Location: Orlando, United States This arrowhead was discovered on a battleground in the 1950's by Lorenze Borenstein of New Orleans, Louisiana. Mr Borenstein was a avid collector of Pre ... moreColumbian artifacts. Dates from 500 BC to 100 AD.
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$4.99 Shipping Location: Orlando, United States This arrowhead was discovered on a battleground in the 1950's by Lorenze Borenstein of New Orleans, Louisiana. Mr Borenstein was a avid collector of Pre ... moreColumbian artifacts. Dates from 500 BC to 100 AD.
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$4.99 Shipping Location: Orlando, United States This arrowhead was discovered on a battleground in the 1950's by Lorenze Borenstein of New Orleans, Louisiana. Mr Borenstein was a avid collector of Pre ... moreColumbian artifacts. Dates from 500 BC to 100 AD.
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$4.99 Shipping Location: Orlando, United States This arrowhead was discovered on a battleground in the 1950's by Lorenze Borenstein of New Orleans, Louisiana. Mr Borenstein was a avid collector of Pre ... moreColumbian artifacts. Dates from 500 BC to 100 AD.
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$4.99 Shipping Location: Orlando, United States This arrowhead was discovered on a battleground in the 1950's by Lorenze Borenstein of New Orleans, Louisiana. Mr Borenstein was a avid collector of Pre ... moreColumbian artifacts. Dates from 500 BC to 100 AD.
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$4.99 Shipping Location: Orlando, United States This arrowhead was discovered on a battleground in the 1950's by Lorenze Borenstein of New Orleans, Louisiana. Mr Borenstein was a avid collector of Pre ... moreColumbian artifacts. Dates from 500 BC to 100 AD.
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$4.99 Shipping Location: Orlando, United States This arrowhead was discovered on a battleground in the 1950's by Lorenze Borenstein of New Orleans, Louisiana. Mr Borenstein was a avid collector of Pre ... moreColumbian artifacts. Dates from 500 BC to 100 AD.
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$4.99 Shipping Location: Orlando, United States This arrowhead was discovered on a battleground in the 1950's by Lorenze Borenstein of New Orleans, Louisiana. Mr Borenstein was a avid collector of Pre ... moreColumbian artifacts. Dates from 500 BC to 100 AD.
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$4.99 Shipping Location: Orlando, United States This arrowhead was discovered on a battleground in the 1950's by Lorenze Borenstein of New Orleans, Louisiana. Mr Borenstein was a avid collector of Pre ... moreColumbian artifacts. Dates from 500 BC to 100 AD.
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$27.04 Shipping Location: Rousies, France Pretty lady figurines were quite common throughout Mexico, particularly among the Chupicuaro, Michoacan, and Tlatilco societies. The exact purpose of ... morethese figures is still up for debate with the most common interpretation that they are fertility idols buried in homes and fields. They have also been argued that the figures may have been protective items that were ritually broken as young women matured through different life phases. We send all collectibles Registered, Signed-for and Insured. We do not aim to profit from shipping charges. In some cases we can combine multiple items into a single package to save you money. If you plan to purchase items over the course of a day or more you must delay payment and let us know after you have purchased the first item. Otherwise all items are sen.
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$15.45 Shipping Location: Temecula, United States Collection Louis et Geneviève Rodis: archéologie. Monnaies grecques, estampes, tableaux, Asie, Afrique, Amérique préhispanique, Indonésie. ... moreParis Drouot salle 9, mardi 6 décembre 1994 à 11h. et à 14h. Non paginé. C. 100 p. Nombreuses photographies en noir et en couleurs: masques, têtes, vases, statuettes, etc. Broché noir, couverture illustrée en couleurs, titre blanc en long. TBE intérieur. BE de la couverture. Art égyptien. Art des steppes Artistes représentés: Braque, Ernst, Manet, Picasso, Rouault, Tamayo Manessier, Le Moal, Zao Wou-Ki, Caillaud, Kupka, Caloutsis, Khadda, Meijer, Koenig, Tal-Coat, Klee, Bissiere, Dufy, Tarkhoff. Avec les résultats de la vente. Art primitif, Art Monnaies Catalogue Bembe Yoruba Luba-Shankadi Luba Senufo Tshokwe Bangwa Hemba Vuvi Pende occidental Fang-Ntumu Dogon Holo Mossi Huasteque Michoacan Chupicuaro Tlatilco Jalisco Teotihuacan Xochipala Tolteque Maya Azteque Quimbaya Mosquito, format: Format: 21.5 x 27.5. This catalogue is in VERY FINE condition. No marking. Fading, foxing or tanning. No moisture, no smoking. No rubbing or bonking. Corners are sharp. Images outstandingly vivid and colorful. Minor creasing at spine from opening(see photo) Hard to see and rather hard to image(see photos) Otherwise quite nice. F R E N C H. BOOK WILL BE CAREFULLY AND PROPERLY PACKAGED TO PRESERVE ITS CONDITION. THIS INCLUDES WRAPPING IN ACID-FREE TISSUE. MOISTURE-SEALED WITH DESICCANT PACKET IN MOISTURE-PROOF DOUBLE-LAYER PLASTIC AND VERY WELL PADDED-ESPECIALLY AT CORNERS. SHIPMENTS TO WESTERN EUROPE(COMMON LATELY) WILL SHIP IN FLAT-RATE PRIORITY USPS BOX WITH ALL PROTECTIVE MEASURES. EBAY WILL CALCULATE SHIPPING INTERNATIONALLY THROUGH GLOBAL SHIPPING PROGRAM. IF YOU WOULD PREFER TO HAVE BOOK SHIPPED DIRECTLY(WITHOUT USING GLOBAL SHIPPING PROGRAM) PLEASE ADVISE. WE WILL BE HAPPY TO TAKE CARE OF CUSTOMS PAPERWORK, ETC. THIS WILL ALLOW THE DECLARED VALUE TO BE"ADJUSTED" ACCORDINGLY IN ORDER TO MINIMIZE
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Pre-columbian Chupicuaro Bowl
A chupicuaro bowl from central Mexico one and one half by four inches wide. Good shape with no cracks or chips or paint ware. 500-300 BC. Buyer pays shipping cost. ships to USA only.
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B.C.A.D ART- 300 AD. MICHOACAN CHUPICUARO HEAD FRAGMENT
Ca. 300 A.D. Michoacan Chupicuaro head fragment. Terracotta head fragment. Wearing head-dress, and ear ornaments, with some mineral deposits. 2 3/4" H. 2 5/8" W. From a private New York collection. Posted with
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Pre-Columbian Mexico Nice CHUPICUARO Village Culture Clay Figure!
SquareTrade © AP6.0 Here's a very nice Pre-Columbian CHUPICUARO CULTURE HUMAN EFFIGY FIGURE(ca. 100 BC-300 AD) from Guanajuato. Western Mexico. It's 4 3/4 in. 11.8cm) high. 3 in. 7.4cm) wide and 1 in. 1.8cm) thick. It is nicely fashioned in what is known as the"pretty lady" style with slanted eyes, small mouth and folded arms. It's decorated with ear spools, a fancy necklace and the remanents of a fancy headdress. Although the lower portion is missing there's a nicely incised belt line. It's made of fired tan clay and in very good condition. The Chupicuaro Culture was one of the famous"village cultures" of western Mexico. They are known for the quaint clay figures they made. My Feedback Profile and eBay preferred seller reputation attest to my integrity and honesty. The authenticity of my artifacts ... moreand relics is guaranteed for life, OR YOUR MONEY BACK! Buyer pays $3.50 S/H. Shipping charges to foreign buyers may be greater. No reserve. Good luck!
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Pre-Columbian - Chupicuaro brownware
This elegant Chupicuaro burnished earthenware or brownware pottery bowl has an oval shape with lugs at each long end. Possibly serving as handles. The convex bottom rises to a deep waist with a very pleasant incised design of impressionistic mountains encircling the extended middle, and is topped by a wide, flared rim. The bottom and one side are darkened, either through the pit firing process or by use over a fire. The Chupicuaro started pottery production with their fine brownware and this is an excellent example of their mastery of that art form. Chupícuaro ceramics were all formed by hand without the use of a potting wheel. Estimated age of 500 BCE- 300 CE. Dimensions: 6” x 6” at the widest points, 5 ½” x 4 ½” at the opening. 2 ½” high in the middle, 3” high at the lug ends. Condition: The condition of this bowl is ... moregood with four chips in the rim, one rather noticeable chip and one very minor chip on the extended middle. There are also root marks and some mineral deposition, which are normal and indicative of its age. Please note that despite appearances the end lugs are in original condition and undamaged. Provenance- This item was recently purchased from the estate of the late Willis Pratt, a career academic at the University of Texas in Austin. Dr. Pratt owned a residence in Guanajuato and frequently visited Central Mexico between the mid 1930’s and mid 1960’s. During this period he amassed a fine collection of many pre-Columbian artifacts which he kept and displayed in his home in Austin. Guaranteed authentic.
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Chupicuaro Brownware Bowl - Large and Nice!
Chupicuaro Brownware Bowl- Large and Nice!  Click on these links to view larger photos:  1- 2- 3- 4 An earlier example from this enigmatic culture!Pre-Columbian. Chupicuaro, western Mexico, from the Guanajuato Valley, ca. 500 to 300 BC.Pottery jar in spool shape with small rounded rim, slightly corseted body and rounded base.Larger than normal example measuring 9"H, intact/near-choice. PROVENANCE: Ex-major New York Auction. Ex-San Diego, CA collection formed in the 1950s/60s. Authenticity Guaranteed All items come with a Certificate of Authenticity Custom listed using TROCADERO's automated HTML and Picture Hosting tools.
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Lot 3 Pre Columbian STYLE Figural Pottery Items Moche Chupicuaro Taino 20th c.
Lot 3 Pre Columbian STYLE Figural Pottery Items including a Moche STYLE Figural Stirrup measuring 7 1/2 inches high. A Chupicuaro STYLE figurine measuring 4 1/4 inches high and a Taino Style figure measuring 8 inches high ca. 20th century.
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CHUPICUARO GRATER BOWL W/ORIGINAL PAINT, CA 300 BC
From pre-Columbian western Mexico. A Chupicuaro culture grater pot, ca. 300 BC. Tri-leg bowl with red painted geometric style decoration on the inside surface, cream colored paint on the exterior. The bottom inside surface covered with protruding edge holes to form a grating surface, small ancient pressure crack under the rim in one location, otherwise pristine. Height: 2-1/2" 6.5cm) Diameter across the rim: 5-5/8" 14.2cm) A nice example of early pre-Columbian pottery. Not sold mounted, furnished with the descriptive placard shown in the photos. I will furnish a color photocopy, laminated in clear plastic, of a very similar bowl without the legs, for complete, permanent, dating and culture documentation. Comes with my lifetime Certificate of Authenticity and Guarantee, bid with confidence, you will not be disappointed. f04.RcmdId ... moreViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp*6%3D%3F%3Ef04-13f2fd58cc4-0xfc-
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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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Chupicuaro Black Ware Jar 300 BC Mexico
Chupicuaro Black Ware Jar 300 BC.From Western coast of Mexico.has applied handles.great condition.comes with COA from Caddo Trading Company shown in photo.3 1/2 inches tall.5 1/4 inches wide.Purchased in the 90s from the little Museum at Caddo Trading company.email any through ebay system.shipping USPS priority mail $12.35 to lower 48 states.thanks for looking.getting rid of treasures in boxes.smoke free home Posted with
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CHUPICUARO Pre-Columbian MEXICO head EFFIGY 400 BCE -100 BCE preHorizon FRAGMENT
This ancient antiquity is a Chupícuaro head fragment from a Chupícuaro fertility effigy. I bought this in San Miguel. Mexico( located in the far eastern part of the state of Guanajuato) at an estate sale in the early 1970s when I was living there during the summer. The effigy fragment still has remnants of red paint. The nose and mouth. And left side are broken off. It measures 1 ½ x 1 ¼ x ½ inch depth. Stand not included. There is also glue residue on the back as the fragment as it was once attached to a velvet backed display case. Chupícuaro(a pre-Horizon culture) fertility effigies were placed into the dirt by a Chupícuaro farmer during the planting season to appease the goods to insure a bountiful harvest. Subsequently. After centuries of being plowed or tilled over, the heads usually break off from ... morethe bodies. Chupícuaro Excerpt from Wikipedia. The free encyclopedia The Chupícuaro culture was located in the mountains of central Mexico and is named for the area in which the artifacts have been found. It is an important pre-Hispanic archeological site from the late pre-classical or formative period; located west of the Mexican Plateau. On the hills nearby the Lerma River and its tributary Coroneo or Tiger River; which currently under water because of the Solis dam. Just 7 kilometers from Acamaro in the Guanajuato State, near the Michoacán State border in Mexico Little is known about the history of this site. And it was not until 1946, due to a dam construction, that the first explorations were performed, discovering pottery objects and tombs. The place is currently below dam water, although there are surrounding areas still being explored. According to several sources. It is believed that this settlement developed between 500 BC and 300 AD, although some scientists suggest an older development, as far back as 800 BC. Establishing a firm chronology for Chupícuaro has been very problematic. Due to a lack of stratigraphic excavations and reliable C 14 dates.
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FERTILITY HEAD/FEMALE FIGURE, CHUPICUARO PRE-COLUMBIAN, WESTERN MEXICO
FERTILITY HEAD/FEMALE FIGURE. CHUPICUARO PRE-COLUMBIAN. WESTERN MEXICO Length: 2 1/2" Width: 1 3/4" Thick: 1/2" Weight: 8 oz This Pre-Columbian Female Fertility Effigy comes from the Mexican state of Jalisco. It was part of a major 19th century collection assembled by an American banker. The ancient Chupicuaro devoted their time and skills to creating pottery figurines. And other small artifacts. Characteristically flat. Chupícuaro human figurines can also be realistically three dimensional or shaped into vessels. They are distinguished by their slanted, coffee-bean shaped eyes. The figurines are typically depicted as female, indicated by a part in the center of the hair or headdress, and can be fashioned with intricately molded clay clothing and jewelry. Most figurines were left unpainted, but occasionally some were decorated ... morewith bright colors. Hundreds of years later, the remnants of red paint can still be seen on some of their faces and jewelry. This artifact was used to promote fertility among the ancients. Typically it was nightly placed atop the female womb with the requisite prayers and rituals. While broken from a larger piece. This artifact maintains the paint integrity and the remarkable detail of the Chupicuaro culture. On Aug-06-13 at 21:26:33 PDT. Seller added the following information: Posted with
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PRE-COLUMBIAN CHUPICUARO FIGURE w/ROGERS COA
Here is a delightful ceramic figure in the form of a standing female with hands to her mouth. Effigies of this type were individually hand-modeled with considerable detail- created by artisan members of a little-known and long-vanished cultural complex. This charming figure is adorned with long tresses and disc ear-ornaments painted red. There are traces of white pigment in her large eyes. She wears a short apron, a rope necklac e is visible from the back and her exposed buttocks are prominent and globular. 1 7/8” tall x.8” wide x 5/8” front-to-back. Neck and arms re-joined. Else in overall excellent condition. Comparable: Jay D. Frierman. Editor, The Natalie Wood Collection of Pre-Columbian Ceramics. 1969, page 55, figure 335. Chupícuaro Figure Michoacan. West Mexico, Late Pre-Classic Period. 500-0 B.C.E. GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY The ... moreauthenticity of this artifact is fully guaranteed by the seller. A longtime Senior Member of the American Society of Appraisers(retired) Certified Specialist in Pre-Columbian Art. Your antiquity will be shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity that includes a photo. Description, provenance and chronology of your acquisition. FREE shipping. Insurance and"Delivery Confirmation" tracking service continental U.S.A. NY residents add 8.63% sales tax. Overseas buyer. Please add $24.95 for prompt"Priority Mail" shipping. IMPORTANT: Buyers with fewer than ten(or private) feedback. Please contact seller ASAP before placing bid or risk bid cancellation; thank you. Please use PayPal for immediate shipment; payment is expected within two days of auction’s end. Images may be enlarged to provide greater detail. Wood base is a display prop only and not included in sale. All rights reserved for all countries. No part of the contents of this page may be reproduced without prior written permission of the seller. Copyright © Rod Rogers. 2013.
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Pre-Columbian AUTHENTIC Chupicuaro Head w/COA
Here is a carefully hand modeled ceramic head that was created over two thousand years ago! This authentic head fragment is 1 3/8" 28 mm) high x 1 1/8" wide x x 3/4" Unmounted. This artifact is mounted on(and will be shipped with) a custom acrylic display base. Chupícuaro. Mexico Guanajuato. Michoacán Pre-Classic Period Circa 200 B.C.E. FREE prompt shipping and Delivery Confirmation tracking within continental U.S.A. NY residents add 8.63% sales tax. Overseas buyer add $24.95 shipping. Please use PayPal for immediate shipment; payment is expected within two days of auction’s end. Caveat Emptor! Often convincing in appearance. Fake“pre-Columbian” heads are among the most commonly offered“artifacts” listed at unrealistically-low cost to inexperienced buyers. A forgery is worthless at any price. And unlike an authentic ... moreantiquity, will never appreciate in value. The astute buyer is therefore well-advised to rely on reputable sellers in this highly specialized field and to be prepared to pay a legitimate price for guaranteed authentic artifacts with legal provenance rather than“yard-sale” prices for forgeries. Reproductions or illegal material offered by uninformed vendors. GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY The authenticity of this artifact is fully guaranteed by the seller. A longtime Senior Member of the American Society of Appraisers(retired) certified Specialist in Pre-Columbian Art. Your artifact will be carefully packed and promptly shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity that includes a picture. Description, provenance and chronology of the item. Images may be enlarged to provide greater detail. All rights reserved for all countries. No part of the contents of this page may be reproduced without prior written permission of the seller. Copyright © Rod Rogers. 2013.
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ANCIENT PRECOLUMBIAN CHUPICUARO POTTERY
ANCIENT PRE COLUMBIAN CHUPICUARO MICHOACAN POTTERY CERAMIC POTTERY SERVED MANY PURPOUSES IN PRE COLUMBIAN DAILY LIFE.PIECES USED FOR STORAGE, FOODS AND BEVERAGES,SOME PIECES WERE USED IN RITUALS AND BURIALS. MEASURES 12"H.3 1/2" DIAMETER. THIS PIECE COME FROM PRIVATE COLLECTION THIS PIECE WAS BROKEN AND RESTORED IN SOME PARTS 100%AUTENTIC OR YOUR MONEY BACK Posted with
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Pre Columbian Michoacan Chupicuaro Torso Figure 200BC 8
A Pre Columbian Mexico Michoacan Chupicuaro Pretty Lady Pottery Torso fragment ca. 200 BC. Measures 1 1/2 X 1 1/8 inches wide high mineral deposits. Found near Lake Patzcuaro Mexico.Provenance Lorenz Borenstein, New Orleans. Collected in the 1950s. With individual certificate of authenticity, bearing a drawing of the fragment, generated by Borenstein in 1963. RARE AND CHOICE WITH IMPECABLE CREDENTIALS!
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Pair Pre Columbian Michoacan Chupicuaro Pottery Torso Figures 200BC #25
A pair Pre Columbian Mexico Michoacan Chupicuaro Pretty Lady Pottery Torso fragment ca. 200 BC.First a central fragmented torso measuring Measures 1 X 1 1/16 inch. Next another upper torso with voluptious breast and pregnant belly measuring 1 3/4 X 1 1/4 both with mineral deposits, found near Lake Patzcuaro Mexico.Provenance Lorenz Borenstein, New Orleans. nCollected in the 1950s.RARE AND CHOICE WITH IMPECABLE CREDENTIALS! RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Feog4d71f%2B%3F4f%3E-141c2685a79-0xff-
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RARE Pre-Columbian CHUPICUARO FACE BOWL, circa 300 B.C.
RARE Pre-Columbian CHUPICUARO FACE BOWL. Circa 300 B.C. Click to View Image Album This is a superb Pre-Columbian CHUPICUARO FACE BOWL. Circa 300 B.C. 250 A.D. The ceramic style is named after the village of Chupícuaro in the western Mexican state of Guanajuato where it was found. Situated on the Lerma River the culture was active from about 300 BC to AD 250. During the same time Teotihuacán flourished. Luckily excavations of the site were conducted in 1946-7 revealing much of what we know today. In 1949 the Solís Dam was constructed. This led to the flooding of the area which today remains under a lake formed by this act. Chupícuaro ceramics were formed without the use of a potting wheel. The mastery of this hand-building skill is seen in the symmetry and form of the vessel. Many whole examples of this style of pottery ... moreremain intact due to the thickness of the vessel walls. This bowl is hand painted with the colors that were taken from natural elements and exhibits a stylized human face on one side. The textile-like geometric designs are typical of Chupícuaro pottery and are also found painted onto human figurines that were also abundantly made. The significance of the designs is unknown. This rare face bowl measures 4” high. 10 ½” wide and is in good condition aside from two 1” stress cracks at the upper edge and some natural abrasion and wear due to age and use. 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 50 years ago. Authenticity is GUARANTEED. Please scroll down on the item description to view additional photographs. Winning bidder please add $25.00 packing& shipping within the US. 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 from this estate. Payment I accept the following forms of payment: PayPal Click to View Image Album Click to View Imag
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Precolumbian sculpture #25, Picasso / Chupicuaro, ancient Mexican sculpture art
Precolumbian head from Teotihuacán. Mexico(1) Precolumbian. Sculpted, ceramic head; most likely 100 B.C. 300 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' fields, ... moreand 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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Pre columbian chupicuaro Polychrome Pottery Vessel Bowl Nayarit
A pre Columbian Nayarit or Chupicuaro pottery bowl measuring 6 1/4" x 4 1/4" x 3" ancient piece and has damage. Still displays nicely. Posted with
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Pre Columbian Chupicuaro vessel, pottery, jug, artifact, pot, relic, vase, relic
This is a striking piece of brown ware pottery from Chupicraro culture. Western Mexico. It is possibly from Colima or Nayarit cultures of Mexico. It is intact and good condition. Rounded bottom and flared rim. Rim has four decorative small carvings. There are good manganese deposits and root marks and a good earthy smell when inside is wetted. There are charming smoke clouds from the uneven glazing and shadings blending from black. Brown, tan and gray colors. I bought this from a collector that was not sure of the exact culture but it is authentically pre Columbian work with nice rounded lines. CA 500BC- 200 AD Diameter 8 inches. Ht. 5 inches, and Rim across 4inches. A nice well done relic and good for collectors especially good for lower budgets, or starters. See my other pre Columbian listings Inca Treasures LTD
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PreColumbian MEXICO Mayan 400 BCE -100 BCE preHorizon CHUPICUARO head EFFIGY
Offered for Auction An Ancient Antiquity- a Chupícuaro head fragment from a Chupícuaro fertility effigy Chupícuaro(a pre-Horizon culture) fertility effigies were placed into the dirt by a Chupícuaro farmer during the planting season to appease the goods to insure a bountiful harvest. Subsequently. After centuries of being plowed or tilled over, the heads usually break off from the bodies The Chupícuaro culture was located in the mountains of central Mexico and is named for the area in which the artifacts have been found. It is an important pre-Hispanic archeological site from the late pre-classical or formative period; located west of the Mexican Plateau. On the hills nearby the Lerma River and its tributary Coroneo or Tiger River; which currently under water because of the Solis dam. Just 7 kilometers from Acamaro ... morein the Guanajuato State, near the Michoacán State border in Mexico Little is known about the history of this site. And it was not until 1946, due to a dam construction, that the first explorations were performed, discovering pottery objects and tombs. The place is currently below dam water, although there are surrounding areas still being explored. According to several sources. It is believed that this settlement developed between 500 BC and 300 AD, although some scientists suggest an older development, as far back as 800 BC I have Aztec Friends who live deep in the forests of Mexico in the traditional style and speak very little Spanish. But mainly the Aztec Dialect- Nahuatl They presented me with several artifacts they have uncovered throughout the years while farming. This is one of them The Photos are considered part of the description Please be sure to read the entire description carefully and check all pictures BEFORE. You bid I am more than happy to answer any email questions*
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Lot Of 11 Precolumbian Chupicuaro Michoacan Obsidian Arrowheads
A lot of 11 ancient obsidian arrowheads from Michoacan. The largest is 2 3/4" tall. These came with a lot of chupicuaro and michoacan pottery and figures. 100% ancient Posted with
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Pre-Columbian Chupicuaro Ceramic Royal Flat Figure
A rare and wonderful Pre-Columbian regal Chupicuaro fully bejeweled standing flat figure. Terracotta, Mexico 500-100 BC. With metal stand shown. 6.75"H figure.
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Chupicuaro Pre Columbian Small Pot with Incised Decoration, 300 - 500 BCE
Chupicuaro Pre Columbian Small Pot with Incised Decoration. 300 500 BCE- Guanajuato Valley. Western Mexico- Nice incised decoration and good color- Ex Museum collection- Estate Fresh! All of our listings are 100% unconditionally guaranteed authentic and as described- Measurements: 4.5" x 3" Please e-mail us with any questions. THANKS FOR LOOKING! Purchaser pays $9.95 for shipping. Handling and delivery confirmation
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Minerva Gallery - Pre-columbian Chupicuaro Bowl
Pre-columbian Chupicuaro Bowl Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2- 3- 4- 5 Pre-columbian Chupicuaro Bowl from West Mexico. Ca. 300-100 B.C. Decorated in traditional Chupicuaro red and cream designs.
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ARTEMIS GALLERY Lot of 2 Pre-Columbian Chupicuaro Bowls
Lot of 2 Pre-Columbian Chupicuaro Bowls(ebay only) Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2- 3 West Mexico. Guanajuato River Valley, ca. 300 to 100 BCE. Quite the impressive pair of Chupicuaro vessels- one a lovely round-bottomed example, the other a fanciful tripod bowl with feet that likely held musical rattles! Note the unusual vegetal form of the tripod vessel as well as the abstract stylized geometric motifs on both pieces 6-1/2"across at widest x 3-3/4"T(tripod vessel) 5 1/4"D x 2-1/2"T(round-bottomed) Slight surface wear. Otherwise intact and near choice. Provenance: Ex-George Martin Collection. Georgia. Authenticity Guaranteed All items come with a Certificate of Authenticity
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ARTEMIS GALLERY Pair of Early Chupicuaro Tripod Bowls
Pair of Early Chupicuaro Tripod Bowls(ebay only) Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2- 3- 4 Pre-Columbian. West Mexico, Guanajuato River Valley, ca. 500 to 300 BCE. This pair of bowls shows the stylings of the early Chupicuaro culture. The larger bowl rests on three rattle feet formed to resemble native fruits that also produce percussive sounds. The smaller piece was created to resemble a canoe, boat-like form. Both show elegant smoke clouds and smooth finished only possible with the finest technique. 5-1/2"D x 2-1/4"T(larger bowl) and 5"L x 4-1/4"D x 2-3/4"T(boat-shaped piece) Condition: Canoe form shows normal surface wear. Intact and excellent to near choice. Larger bowl on fruit legs has tiny chip on inside rim. Else intact, rattles work, and excellent to near choice condition as well. Provenance: ... moreEx-George Martin Collection. Georgia, USA. Authenticity Guaranteed All items come with a Certificate of Authenticity
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PRE-COLUMBIAN CHUPICUARO FEMALE FIGURE w/ROGERS COA
Here is a charming ceramic figure in the form of a standing nude female modeled with large breasts. A protuberant abdomen, punctate umbilicus, elaborate coiffure, circular ear ornaments and a large pendant necklace. Effigies of this type were individually hand-modeled with considerable detail- created by artisan members of a little-known and long-vanished cultural complex. This museum-quality figure bears traces of red and white pigments. 2 6/8” 7.4 cm) tall x 1 5/8” 4 cm) wide x 5/8” 1.5 cm) front-to-back. Abraded nose-tip. Else in overall excellent condition. Comparable: Jay D. Frierman. Editor, The Natalie Wood Collection of Pre-Columbian Ceramics. 1969, page 55, figure 418. Chupícuaro Figure Guanajuato. West Mexico, Late Pre-Classic Period. 500-0 B.C.E. GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY The authenticity of this artifact is fully guaranteed ... moreby the seller. A longtime Senior Member of the American Society of Appraisers(retired) Certified Specialist in Pre-Columbian Art. Your antiquity will be shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity that includes a photo. Description, provenance and chronology of your acquisition. $35 shipping. Insurance and"Delivery Confirmation" tracking service continental U.S.A. NY residents add 8.63% sales tax. Overseas buyer. Please add $45 shipping. IMPORTANT: Buyers with fewer than ten(or private) feedback. Please contact seller ASAP before placing bid or risk bid cancellation; thank you. Please use PayPal for immediate shipment; payment is expected within two days of auction’s end. Images may be enlarged to provide greater detail. Wood base is a display prop only and not included in sale. All rights reserved for all countries. No part of the contents of this page may be reproduced without prior written permission of the seller. Copyright © Rod Rogers. 2014.
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Pre Columbian Lot Chupicuaro Head Figure Effigy Vessel
Pre Columbian Lot Chupicuaro Head Figure Effigy Vessel I acquired a group lot of items from Mexico at a local auction house. These three items was among the group. I am not an expert in Mexican antiquities. These appear to be authentic. The head measures 1.5" The figure 2.5" and the vessel 5.5" x 4" None of the pieces are cracked or have repairs. Some chips here and there on them though. Please feel free to ask questions. My shipping fees are based on the package weight and priced according to the Post Office. I do not include a handling or material fee. I will combine purchases. RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fvo%7B%3Dd70f%2Bf%60%60%3E-146a47d4d09-0x11a-
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Minerva Gallery - Pre-columbian Chupicuaro Polychrome Figure
Chupicuaro Polychrome Figure- Papers by Stoetzer Inc. Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2- 3- 4- 5- 6 Pre-columbian Chupicuaro Polychrome Figure. Ca. 500-100 B.C. Wide-hipped figure standing on tapered legs, with rudimentary hands placed to the sides of her swollen abdomen, sharply squared shoulders. rounded dorsal hump, her heavy thighs wrapped in short trunks painted with black linear designs, the rectangular head with raised diamond-shaped eyes, pierced nose and parted lips showing pointed teeth, painted overall in reddish-white with her torso, face and back ornamented with stepped diamonds in black and white. Rare and superb example! Very detailed compared to others and very sought after by collectors. Authenticated by Stoetzer Inc. Papers Included! Measurements: 9-1/4" in height.
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Pre-Columbian MEXICO CERAMIC FEMALE Chupicuaro 45mm/1.75" Elegant Postpaid-USA
POSTPAID IN USA! PRE-COLUMBIAN CERAMIC NUDE FEMALE FIGURE. 45mm or 1-3/4"h, Possibly Chupicuaro, from Mexico, missing one earplug One Pre-Columbian Ceramic Nude Female Figure 45mm or 1-1/2" high. With wide opened eyes and one large ear-plug and one missing. Other than jewelry she seems to be nude, large breasts and teats. Delicate details are not really captured by the images. I might have to take another shot, perhaps a profile to show more details and her large nose. This is a POSTPAID Lot in the U S A as are ALL of my Ebay Store Lots! Send an email with any questions before bidding or buying please. Images may not be to scale. Description should have actual size. PLEASE READ ALL THE INFORMATION BELOW BEFORE BIDDING- ESPECIALLY IF YOU ARE NOT IN THE USA. READ ALL THE SHIPPING INFORMATION BELOW! BUYING OR BIDDING ON EBAY IS A LEGALLY ... moreBINDING CONTRACT! IF YOU DO NOT INTEND ON PAYING FOR AN ITEM. PLEASE DON'T PARTICIPATE! SHIPPING: USA BUYERS: pays $0 First Class Mail Package with Tracking or $4 for a small Priority Box in the USA; CANADA BUYERS: pays $15 Priority First Class Intl Package with Tracking; INTERNATIONAL BUYERS: Intl s&h MINIMUM will be $20 First Class Intl Package with Tracking or $50 Express Mail. Below is a list of countries to which FedEx is REQUIRED! Contact me for rates to your country. See also EXCLUDED SHIPPING LOCATIONS List under Shipping. Due to insurance problems I will NOT ship to the following countries EXCEPT by FEDEX AT YOUR RISK: Abkhazia. Afghanistan, Algeria, Angola(including Cabinda) Bangladesh, Barbados, Benin, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Burma, Burundi, Cabinda, Cambodia, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Chechnia, Congo, Cuba, Djibouti, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Georgia, Ghana, Guinea- Bissau, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Ivory Coast, Jordan, Kenya, Liberia, Libya, Mali, Mauritania, Mexico, Moldova, Morocco, Niger, Nigeria, North Korea, Oman, Pakistan, Papua/New Guinea, Paraguay, Qatar, Rwan
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Antique Pre-Columbian Chupicuaro Terracotta Head Late Preclassic 500-0 BC
Antique Pre-Columbian Chupicuaro Terracotta Head Late Preclassic 500-0 BC Mouse over images to see enlarged version Click to see supersized image Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Antique Pre-Columbian Chupicuaro culture Late Preclassic period. Ca.500-0 B.C. reddish terracotta fragment of head. CONDITION: showing its age and usage with patina and earthen deposits. Chipped. DIMENSIONS: Height: 5 cm(2 in) ITEM NUMBER: P94 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 antiques. And not reproductions. All our artifacts are accompanied ... moreby 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
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Terracotta Chupicuaro "Pretty Lady" Figure
Chupicuaro Culture. Pretty lady figurines were quite common throughout Mexico. Particularly among the Chupicuaro, Michoacan, and Tlattlco, societies. The exact purpose of these figures is still up for debate with the most common interpretation being that they are fertility idols buried in homes and fields. They have also been argued that the figures may have been protective items that were ritually broken as young women matured through different life phases. One of the most endearing types of the clay objects is the small female figures. Or"pretty ladies" They typically show a naked female with short arms, extended stomach and a fancy coiffure or headdress. Chupicuaro was the elaborate burial ground of a village above the Lerma River in the state of Guanajuato. The abundant offerings of pottery. Jade, and figurines discovered there ... moreattest to a flourishing artistic culture. Location: Guanajuato. Mexico Circa Date: 300- 100 B.C. Dimensions: 2.25" x 1.375" x.625" with stand 3" x 1.5" x 1.25" Note: Comes with a custom stand. LCGON guarantees all items are genuine and from the period indicated.
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Pre-Columbian Mayan Chupicuaro Terracotta figure head frag 1000-300 B.C. CAA-97
Pre-Columbian Chipicuaro Mayan Terracotta Figural Head Fragment 3.5cm x 3.1cm x 1.3 cm. Guanajuato Mexico. Pre-Classic Period Circa 1000- 300BC from a large Tucson Arizona Professors Collection collected in the 1940"s CAA-97 Authenticity is guaranteed Email me with Questions Be sure to add me to your! Check out my! PAYMENT& SHIPPING Payment is due within 7 days of auction completion. We strive to ship same day and 90% of our sales ship the same day payment is received. However. We do not work on the holidays or weekends so on occasion we will ship within a few days at the most. Please don`t forget to leave positive feedback and five star rating. Our system leaves feedback automatically when we receive feedback. We strive to make every transaction a 5 star rating for both of us! Shipping is done via USPS. All items have tracking numbers ... morewhich are emailed to customer. Any item valued $250 and up will have a USPS signature confirmation at no extra charge. If you would like to add insurance, please request as it is no longer an option through Ebay check out I am happy to discount shipping on multiple purchases made in the same auction week. Please wait for me to invoice you with the discount after auction ends. If you make payment, we will refund the difference. Shipping to AK, HI, PR, APO/FPO takes a little longer to arrive. Please do not give negative feedback or claim item has not arrived due to the post office delay Questions are usually answered within 24 hours, so please contact us with any questions or problems. We strive to resolve all questions/issues. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS Shipping Cost tend to be a little higher than US shipping costs for items. Any item $76 dollars and up is shipped registered. Insured and usually runs about 17-20 dollars depending on price and weight of item. Import duties, taxes, and charges(typically collected upon delivery or pickup) are the buyer's responsibility and are not included in the item price or shipping charges. Please check with your country's customs offic
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ARTEMIS GALLERY Chupicuaro Tripod Bowl Openwork Feet
Chupicuaro Tripod Bowl Openwork Feet Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2 Pre-Columbian. Western Mexico, Guanajuato River Valley, ca. 300 to 100 BCE. This is an exquisitely classic design created by the ancient Chupicuaro culture. The vessel sits on pointed openwork feet which once held working rattles. Characteristic of the Chupicuaro redware, it shows a gorgeous, lustrous surface. In addition, the rim is decorated with applied knob-like forms and stylized geometric glyphs painted in black. 7-1/2"D x 2-3/4"H. Small chip and minor wear on surface of rim; some erosion on interior, else intact, good to excellent condition. Provenance: Ex-private Santa Monica. CA Collection. Authenticity Guaranteed All items come with a Certificate of Authenticity
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ARTEMIS GALLERY Chupicuaro Bi-Chrome Tripod Bowl
Chupicuaro Bi-Chrome Tripod Bowl Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2- 3- 4 Pre-Columbian. Western Mexico, Guanajuato River Valley, ca. 300 to 100 BCE. The Chupicuaro artisans created this classic vessel design featuring pointed openwork feet which once held working rattles. Characteristic of the Chupicuaro redware, the burnished surface is so rich! The rim and feet are decorated with stylized geometric and linear motifs respectively. Incised carved line demarcates the lower perimeter of the rim. 8-1/2"D x 4"H. Intact with minor wear. Excellent condition. Provenance: Ex-private Santa Monica. CA Collection. Authenticity Guaranteed All items come with a Certificate of Authenticity
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ARTEMIS GALLERY Chupicuaro Spheroid-Shaped Bowl
Chupicuaro Spheroid-Shaped Bowl Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2- 3 Pre-Columbian. Western Mexico, Guanajuato River Valley, ca. 300 to 100 BCE. Very fine pottery bowl in attractive, spheroid shape. Signature of the Chupicuaro style, this bowl is decorated with a deep red base and stylized black and cream step and serpent motif around body and rim respectively. This vessel was intended to be hung as indicated by three perforations just beneath rim. 4-1/2"D x 3"H. Small chip and minor wear on surface of rim; some erosion on interior, else intact, good to excellent condition. Provenance: Ex-private Santa Monica. CA Collection. Authenticity Guaranteed All items come with a Certificate of Authenticity
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Pre-Columbian Chupicuaro Tripod Ceramic Bowl Artifact Art Great Condition RARE
AMAZING PRE COLUMBIAN CHUPICUARO BOWL MEASURES 9 1/4 INCHES DIAMETER GREAT CONDITION. ONLY A SMALL CHIP ON EDGE(SEE PICS) THE ONLY ONE I HAVE SEEN THAT MAKES A NOISE WHEN SHAKED. GUARANTEED 100% AUTHENTIC ANCIENT OR YOUR MONEY BACK! 14 DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! SHIPPING TO U.S.A. ONLY!
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Minerva Gallery - Pre-columbian Chupicuaro Tripod Bowl
Pre-columbian Chupicuaro Tripod Bowl Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2- 3- 4 Pre-columbian Chupicuaro Tripod Bowl from West Mexico. Ca. 300-100 B.C. Red painted bands and design with two loop suspension handles. Interior painted in red with rattles in the legs. A nice example! Measurements: 4-13/16" in height x 8-7/8" in Diameter.
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Minerva Gallery - Pre-columbian Chupicuaro Redware Bowl
Pre-columbian Chupicuaro Redware Bowl Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2- 3- 4 Pre-columbian Chupicuaro Bowl from West Mexico. Ca. 300-100 B.C. Decorated in a red slip. Measurements: 2-3/8" in height x 4-1/4" in Diameter.
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Inca Treasures Pre Columbian Chupicuaro rattle leg pottery artifact bowl art COA
A lovely Pre Columbian Chupicuaro pottery Trichrome bowl vessel with wonderful pattern and with strong vibrant colors. Purchased from Artemis Gallery dealer in Pre Columbian art and comes with a COA. Good rattle leg piece for the collector of Mexico region Pre Columbian artifacts. Culture: Chupicuaro. Mexico. CA: 300-100 BC. Size: diameter 5 1/2 inches. Height 3 1/4 inches. Provenance: purchased from Artemis Gallery a dealer of Pre Columbian antiquities. Authenticity with lifetime guarantee by Inca Treasures LTD See my photos and contact with questions See my other Pre Columbian artifacts. Pottery, vessels and art. See ARTEMIS GALLERY online dot com for other great Pre Columbian. Roman, Greek, Egyptian, Asian and other wonderful Antiquities. And visit their auctions. This item is legal to buy/sell under U.S. statute covering cultural patrimony ... moreper United States Code 2600. CHAPTER 14- CONVENTION ON CULTURAL PROPERTY, and is guaranteed to be as described or your money back. Purchased from overseas prior to 1980s. Inca Treasures LTD
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Pre-Columbian Chupicuaro Slip Burnished Ceramic Pottery Bowl Guaranteed
Chupicuaro Bowl Guanajuato. Mexico, circa 200 AD, 7.5" x 3" original unrestored condition. Ex Altadena, CA. collection(acquired circa 1965) The deep burnt sienna colored burnished surface of this bowl is very seductive. CA residents please add 9.25% sales tax please ask all questions before bidding! thank you. 40g.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk%601d72f%2B%3E40g-147867affbe-0x109-
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CHUPICUARO Pre-Columbian Female Fertility Effigy 400 BC -100 AD
Nice CHUPICUARO Pre-Columbian Female Fertility Effigy fragment C. 400 BC-100 AD. Measures approx. 2.75" X 2" X 1.25" 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 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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CHUPICUARO Artifacts ~ Terracotta Vessels & Effigies, Arrowheads etc 300BC-100AD
Nice collection of CHUPICUARO Artifacts ~ Terracotta redware vessels& effigy fragments. And arrowheads. C. 300BC-100AD. These 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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Fine Pre Columbian Rattling Spider Leg Redware Bowl ~ Chupicuaro c. 300-100 B.C.
Rattling Spider Legged Chupicuaro Redware Bowl circa 300-100 B.C This spider legged bowl has a fine glossy look and it's legs still have the pellets that allow them to rattle. This piece comes from Guanajuato. Mexico and dates to between 300 and 100 B.C. There are fine slits in the legs and it has a ribbed or fluted rim that also adds character. On the bottom of this bowl there is a large mineral stain or smoke cloud, this bowl has two small nicks in the fine red exterior surface near the rim, and there are minor encrustations on the bowl ~ otherwise this bowl in good condition. This bowl measures 4 1/8" high x 8" max diameter and comes from a Santa Fe collection. International buyers pay full cost of shipping and please contact me prior to bidding to be sure that I can send to your country. Please see my other auctions. 0fe.RcmdId ... moreViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk%601d70f%2B%3E0fe-14814364d41-0x113-
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Pre Columbian terracotta Chupicuaro vessel antiquity art artifact pottery COA
A really nice smoothly finished Chupicuaro olla shapped Pre Columbian terracotta vessel with a flared rim. Rim has three small fluted designs protruding out and there are two hanging holes on both sides so it might hang. Over fire. As décor, funeral? What I really like about this is the variations in the glazing with either smoke clouds or other unevenness that gives it a really eye catching patina and color. nice solid piece and it has good form. For a one color piece its been a favorite. Good artifact. I bought from a collector and had it in auction in Artemis Gallery a while back. I took it back as it was one that didn't move. If it is not sold here I will likely reauction it at the start price I have here. Culture: Chupicuaro. West Mexico. Ca: 500BC-300AD. Size 8 inches wide. 4 inches at rim, 5 inches tall. Provenance: private ... morecollection. Artemis Gallery, Louisville, ex Young collection, Colorado Springs. Authenticity with lifetime guarantee by Inca Treasures LTD See my photos and contact with questions See my other Pre Columbian artifacts. Pottery, vessels trench art and unique gifts See ARTEMIS GALLERY online dot com for other great Pre Columbian. Roman, Greek, Egyptian, Asian and other wonderful Antiquities. And visit their auctions. This item is legal to buy/sell under U.S. statute covering cultural patrimony per United States Code 2600. CHAPTER 14- CONVENTION ON CULTURAL PROPERTY, and is guaranteed to be as described or your money back. Purchased prior to 1970s from overseas. Please note all listed shipping charges are for the United States. Any global shipping will be subject to the cost of international shipping fees. Customs or other international costs. Inca Treasures LTD
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chupicuaro precolumbian figure
A small chupicuaro terra cotta figure Ex. Merton Simpson gallery Posted with
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3 Small Precolumbian Chupicuaro Michoacan Figures 300 AD
Authentic precolumbian Chupicuaro Michoacan Figures 300 AD. Traces of white and red paint on the two larger ones. One with left foot missing. Please check out photos ample deposits to attest to age. Two figures measure 2 1/2" high the third is 1 1/4" high probally from an ancient pendant.Please check out my other auctions of beautiful precolumbian objects. 100% guranteed authentic with full money back.
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Pre-Columbian CHUPICUARO HEAD & BASE ROGERS COA
Here is a fine. Hand modeled ceramic head that was created over two thousand years ago! This authentic"Mujercita Linda" Pretty Lady) head is 1 1/8" 30 mm) wide x 1 1/8" 30 mm) high x.5" 13 mm) and has been mounted on a custom Lucite display base. Chupícuaro Head Guanajuato. Mexico Pre-Classic Period Circa 200 B.C.E. FREE shipping and Delivery Confirmation tracking within continental U.S.A. NY residents add 8.63% sales tax. Overseas buyer. Add $8.95 shipping. Please use PayPal for immediate shipment; payment is expected within two days of auction’s end. Caveat Emptor! Often convincing in appearance. Fake“pre-Columbian” heads are among the most commonly offered“artifacts” listed at unrealistically-low cost to inexperienced buyers. A forgery is worthless at any price. And unlike an authentic antiquity, will never ... moreappreciate in value. The astute buyer is therefore well-advised to rely on reputable sellers in this highly specialized field and to be prepared to pay a legitimate price for guaranteed authentic artifacts with legal provenance rather than“yard-sale” prices for forgeries. Reproductions or illegal material offered by uninformed vendors. GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY The authenticity of this artifact is fully guaranteed by the seller. A longtime Senior Member of the American Society of Appraisers(retired) certified Specialist in Pre-Columbian Art. Your artifact will be carefully packed and promptly shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity that includes a picture. Description, provenance and chronology of the item. Images may be enlarged to provide greater detail. All rights reserved for all countries. No part of the contents of this page may be reproduced without prior written permission of the seller. Copyright © Rod Rogers. 2014.
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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 CHUPICUARO CLAY FIGURE HEAD, ca; 500 BC-300 AD
SquareTrade © AP6.0 Here's a seldom offered. Very nice small CHUPICUARO CULTURE CLAY FIGURE HEAD. Ca: 500 BC-300 AD, found many years ago in Mexico's West-Central Highlands. It's 1 in. 2.4cm) tall. 13/16 in. 2.1cm) wide and 1/2 in. 1.2cm) thick. It's from a detailed modeled figure with carefully made delicate features, coffee-bean eyes, prominent nose and oval mouth. There are two intact earspools and the remains of a once fancy headdress. It's nicely made of fired reddish/tan clay(terracotta) and in very good condition. It's a nice example of a CHUPICUARO"Pretty Lady" Style figure head. 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 ... moreis 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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Chupicuaro, Early Pre-Classic, c. 1,000 B.C., "Pretty Lady" female figure
Chupicuaro. Early Pre-Classic, c. 1,000 B.C. Pretty Lady" female figure with her legs wrapped in a blanket, wearing elaborate headdress and necklace. Some remaining red pigment highlights. Encrustation on reverse and otherwise intact. Ht. 5-1/4 in. 13.4cm. EX private Southwestern collection, acquired prior to 1970 Arte Primitivo. New York(their attribution and dating) All items are legal to buy/sell under U.S. statute covering cultural patrimony per United States Code 2600. Chapter 14– Convention on Cultural Property, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back.
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Ancient Pre-Columbian Mayan Pottery Vase Jar Pot Urn Chupicuaro 500 BC to 100 AD
Item Specifics: Ancient Pre-Columbian Mayan Pottery Vase Jar Pot. Chupicuaro Artifact Archeology Late Pre Classical Meso Amercia. Bowl Pre Classic Mexico Relic Burial Aztec Treasure Ceremonial Antique Art Sculpture. Guanajuato 3 Footed Tripod Vessel Horde Late Preclassical Mesoamercian Period. A large and exceptional vessel from Mexico's Chupicuaro Valley. Dating to the Late Pre-Classic Period. Circa 500/800 BC to 100 AD. From a legal 1950s collection, passed down from one family until now. It measures about 9-1/2" tall by about 6-1/2" wide. It came with a very old brittle paper piece(that I taped back together and will include) that identifies this piece in writing saying. Chupicuaro, State of Guanajuato, 100 AD- 500 or 800 BC" Three-footed with black decorations around the top sides. It was made with a slight slant to ... moreit as shown. CONDITION: The feet are strong and secure and this is a sturdy piece of thicker pottery. The paint is not dry or flaking off. The glaze or red painting is still kind of shiny. There's a very old repair. That I've tried to show, made up of two top side pieces(2-1/2" by 3" and 2" by 3" that were glued/cemented back together at one time(probably shortly after excavation) At the bottom of this repair is a hairline side crack of 3-3/4" The top shoulders have a 1-1/2" 2-1/4" and 3-1/2" hairline crack at the shoulder. The black colored designs and surface show loss with rubbing and tiny chips that's expected with age. This vessel has been kept very well over the centuries and years and will display nicely. IMPORTANT NOTE: I ship all my items once a week every FRIDAY. I live in a very remote mountain area and only go to town once a week on Friday's to ship. Payments received after 8:00 pm PST Thursday will ship the following Friday(seven days later) USA BIDDERS ONLY: I will only accept payment from. And ship to, residents of the USA. PAYMENT METHODS: I take PayPa
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Pre Columbian Lg Pottery Head Mayan Artifact Chupicuaro period Indian Arrowhead
This is a cool Pre Columbian Head from a large collection of artifacts that hails from Arizona. This head was found in Mexico and is from the formative Chupicuaro period 300bc-300ad. Absolutely authentic it measures about 3"in diameter. Is flat with raised nose and recessed eyes and mouth, it seems to have a headband towards the top.
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Pre Columbian Mayan Head Indian Artifact Chupicuaro Native American Arrowhead
This is a nice large Pre-Columbian pottery head from a large collection found through an estate in Arizona. Late Formative Chupicuaro period Mayan Artifact from Mexico. It's absolutely authentic, and measures about 3 1/2" in diameter.
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Pre Columbian Figurine Fragments, Chupicuaro, Mexico, c.300BC-AD300
We are offering Pre Columbian Figurine Fragments. Chupicuaro, Mexico, c. 300BC-AD300. Came from old collection. Size ~ 3 inches. Authentic quarantine. 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 Pottery Fragment "Women Bust", Chupicuaro,Mexico, 300BC-AD300
Nice Pre Columbian Pottery Fragment"Women Bust" Chupicuaro, Mexico, c. 300BC- AD300. Chupícuaro is an important archaeological site from the pre-classical period; located in the northern mesoamerican border. Guanajuato State, Mexico. Nice condition, authentic guaranty. Combine shipping only for $1 for US. $2- for international. See my other pre columbian and antique items.
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Pre Columbian Chupicuaro Pottery Figurine Mayan Indian Artifact Arrowhead
This is a great authentic Mayan pottery figurine from a collection of artifacts from Arizona found in Mexico decades ago. Late Formative Chupicuaro period artifact 300 bc-300 ad. Very nice artifact it has great details. The head has been broken and glued back on but the seam is slight. It measures about 4" tall. Will combine shipping on anything ending within 48 hrs.
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Authentic CHUPICUARO Pre Columbian Pottery Female Figure Red Painted 200 BC
Click picture to enlarge image size. ~. ~. ~ Pre Columbian Pottery Miniature Chupicuaro Figure C H U P I C U A R O Mexico Ca. 400-100 BC. This very attractive standing miniature Chupicuaro female figure fertility figure is characterized by her striking facial features: large long aquiline nose. Large disc shape eyes, large elongated head, parted lips give the impression of a smile, a high centrally parted coiffure with a horizontal headband with loop feature and ear spools. The figure stands frontally with arms held out slightly at sides. Remaining red pigment. Hand-formed. Intact no repairs. Unusual diminutive piece with excellent eye appeal and much charm. Excellent eye appeal-with much charm. Height: 1-9/16 in. 4 cm) Custom mounted-mounted height 2-1/2in(6.4cm) Ex Collection of Robert J Molnar. Hillsdale, NJ, purchased from Frances Pratt, ... moreNYC, 1966. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~ OUR GUARANTEE: All illustrations are of the actual item offered. The authenticity of all pieces is fully guaranteed. Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity-Any item ever shown otherwise may be returned unaltered for full refund less shipping. Also. If item purchased is not to your satisfaction you may return it unaltered within 30 days of purchase for a full refund less shipping. We also guarantee absolute discretion and confidentiality in all transactions. Comes with our Gallery C.O.A. © Copyright 2014 ZEUS GALLERY eBay ID zeus_gallery. International payments accepted include PayPal. Transfers. Images are not actual size Please see description for actual measurements. Click here to view my other auctions. Click Here. Double your traffic. Get Vendio Gallery- Now FREE!
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Pre Columbian Mexico Chupicuaro Polychrome Pottery Head Fragment ca. 350-250 BC
Pre Columbian Mexico Chupicuaro Polychrome Pottery Head Fragment ca. 350-250 BC. The fragment measures 6 X 4 3/4 inches in good condition as a fragment head from a figure with strong mineral deposits. Base is include. From an old Texas collection. RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp*05e54c%3E-14c0630f513-0x105-
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