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$95.00 Shipping Location: Libertyville, United States The maganese tests positively to hydrogen peroxide attesting to the authenticity of the piece. -owner and importer of Kahlua Liquor.
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$24.66 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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$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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$82.45 Shipping Location: New York, United States Painted pink and white decoration. Scattered mineral deposits on the surface. Both arms and right ear reattached with restoration over the break lines. ... moreA nice example. Ex Arte Primitivo.
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$12.66 Shipping Location: Gardena, United States Polished red slip with white slip details, monkey?. head detail.
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$50.00 Shipping Location: Merrick, United States VERY RARE AND EARLY STIRRUP-SPOUT TURTLE VESSEL. STIRRUP-SPOUT TURTLE VESSEL. He has complied with UNESCO, federal/local legislation and never consciously ... moreacquired, traded in or sold illicitly recovered antiquities.
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$16.40 Shipping Location: Nevada City, United States Very authentic-looking pottery bowl found near Acambaro, Michoacan, given to me by a Mexican resident in 1988. Unique and distinctive shape and design, ... moreknobby patterns on the main surface and rim. Has three rounded feet. Minor pitting and deposits on the interior surface signify previous use and ancient age. Aside from these wear marks, this rare bowl is intact, no cracks, still with bright glaze. Diameter: 9 in, height 4 inches, rim diameter 5-2/4 inches.
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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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Pre-Columbian Michoacan Female Figure
This Michoacan Figure is 4 1/2" high x 1 3/4" wide is mounted in a custom frame. 1200 AD. It is in very good condition with slight wear. But no damage.
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Minerva Gallery - Pre-columbian Michoacan Tripod Bowl - Authentic
An Original Template Design Small Pre-columbian Michoacan Tripod Bowl A small Pre-Columbian Michoacan Tripod Bowl from Mexico. Ca. 250 BC- 200 AD. Painted in red and white with several linear and s shaped designs. No reserve! 1-7/8" high x 2-7/8" in Diameter. We accept check. Cashier check, bank wire and of course International shipping will be sent USPS International Express mail on orders up to $600. Any orders over $600 will be sent Ups. All items are sent fully insured. Please contact us if you need an accurate shipping cost. We do not over charge on shipping. If for any reason shipping is less we will refund you the extra cost. We are not responsible for any delays or duties charged by customs. As legitimate sellers. We abide by all Export regulations, therefore all items are sent out with the correct item description and cost. ... morePlease note: In most countries Ancient Art and Antiques are eligible for minimal to no cost on importation. Template and graphics © 2010 Original Template Designs. e On Feb-14-13 at 09:58:59 PST. Seller added the following information:
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PRE-COLUMBIAN MICHOACAN COPPER AXE HOE MONEY.
RARE PRE-COLUMBIAN MICHOACAN COPPER AXE HOE MONEY. FROM MICHOACAN CULTURE. EARLY COLONIAL SPANISH ACCOUNTS DESCRIBE THE USE OF AXE MONEY IN MARKETS. THE BLADES CLEARLY HAD NO UTILITARIAN FUNCTION. AS THEY ARE SOFT AND VERY THIN COPPER AND POSSES NO CUTTING EDGE. THE T-SHAPE AXE MONEY WITH RAISED FLANGE THAT RUNS ALONG THE EDGES OF THE SHANK IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION, JUST A SMALL PART OF THE SHANK IS BROKEN OFF, AGE WEAR, ERODED. SIZE: LONG 4 1/2" SHANK WIDE 1 1/8" T-SHAPE BLADE WIDE 2"
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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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Minerva Gallery - Pre-columbian Michoacan Grater Tripod Bowl
Pre-columbian Michoacan Grater Tripod Bowl Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2- 3- 4- 5 Pre-columbian Michoacan Grater Tripod Bowl from Mexico. Ca. 300 B.C.300 A.D. Decorated in a red and white linear pattern on the outside. Interior decorated in several linear patterns and a net pattern. The inside is also incised for grating foods. We have several matching bowls. Please inquire. Measurements: 3-7/8" in height x 7-13/16" in diameter.
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Minerva Gallery - Pre-columbian Michoacan Incised Squash Bowl - Authentic
Pre-columbian Michoacan Incised Squash Bowl Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2- 3- 4- 5 Pre-columbian Michoacan Squash bowl from Mexico. Ca. 300 B.C.300 A.D. Incised with a row of X's followed by two lines and several hash marks that make there way around the bowl. Choice! Measurements: 4-3/8" in Diameter x 2-9/16" in Height.
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Minerva Gallery - Pre-columbian Michoacan Pottery Figure
Pre-columbian Michoacan Pottery Figure Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2- 3- 4- 5 Pre-columbian Michoacan Figure from West Mexico. Ca. 300 B.C.300 A.D. An unusual type figure depicted with arms on chest and wearing a loin cloth, bracelets, necklace and head band. Scarce type. Measurements: 7" in height.
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Minerva Gallery - Pre-columbian Michoacan Incensario Lid
Pre-columbian Michoacan Incensario Lid Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2- 3- 4- 5 Pre-columbian Incensario lid from West Mexico. Ca. 300 B.C.300 A.D. Decorated overall with protruding spikes and a handle. 3-3/16" in Diameter X 2-1/4" in height 2p5ddv.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk%601d72f%2B26rk%3E2p5ddv-144e0de3baa-0x128-
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PRE COLUMBIAN AUTHENTIC Terra Cotta Head Michoacan Mexico 200BC Borenstein Col
This comes from a high end senior residence Estate Sale. It is an Authentic Female Head and has a guarantee of authenticity from World Treasure Society in 1978. The frame measures 7 X 8 the head fragment measures 2 5/8 X 2 1/2 W X appx 1" high The certificate of Authenticity says" Coming from female fertility heads that were planted with seed corn as votive offerings. These heads are amongst the most desireable pre-Columbian art founf in Michoacan Mexico. They date from 200BC and come in 5 styles: Coffee bean eyes, slant eyes, diamond eyes and torsos. All originate from the E.L. Boronstein collection legally imported into the United States before 1972. Archive 72312 date 10-1-78 Steven Hochschild President Box 218 Montpelier VErmont 05602 Larry Borenstein(1919–1981) was an American property owner and art dealer. He was born in Milwaukee, ... moreWisconsin to Russian parents and when 13 years old he went to Chicago to join the World's Fair. He traveled with the fair for a while and served in the Navy as a civilian in Hawaii and pursued other ventures before he ended up in New Orleans in the 1950s. Before he died in 1981 he owned over half of the French Quarter, had created the market for Pre-Columbian art in New Orleans by smuggling it from Mexico, and promoted little known artists into famous artists, such as Sister Gertrude Morgan, who has been featured in the Smithsonian. He also is referred to as"The Father of Preservation Hall. In the 1960s he rented the building and avidly made efforts to preserve the music and give them a place to play. The Larry Borenstein Collection features artists from this era.
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Pre-Columbian ceramic fertility figure; Michoacan-Mexico, 2000 plus years old!
Pre-Columbian ceramic fertility figure Morelia. Michoacan-Mexico undetermined age Here's a rare and unusual archeological item: a ceramic fertility figure stated to be from the city of Morelia in the Michoacan state of Mexico from the Tarascan Indians in the area. Michoacan is the state just west of Mexico City. The figure has been mounted to a wooden-framed crushed velvet-covered board with this label on the back: Morelia. Michoacan-Mexico A Tarascan Indian fertility symbol. Attested to be between 2 and 3 thou- sand years old. Research on this says that archaic hunter-gatherers throughout Mesoamerica had progressed to simple farming societies by 1000 BCE. They had at least a Neolithic level of knowledge about ceramics. So producing something like this was not impossible. However, the Tarascan Indians did not arrive in the Guayangareo ... moreValley(where Morelia is) until the 12th century- still 400 years before the Spanish conquest of that area. So more realistically, this could have been made by archaic peoples from that valley, instead of by the Tarascan Indians that came centuries later. Or, alternatively, it could have been made by the Tarascan's ancestors and simply brought along with them by the shaman when they migrated(powerful totems and symbols would be passed on to future generations) Impossible to tell either way. The figure does have an archaic look to it. Not as sophisticated as the ceramics of the later Mesoamerican cultures. It is anthropomorphic and definitely female-inspired, with the added necklace and stylized breasts. The head has stylized hair and large earrings. It looks like at one time there may have been more to the nose area- hard to tell. It does have a nice general patina commensurate with something purportedly that old. There seems to be residual reddish pigment under part of the necklace, so it may at one time had a painted exterior. There is a significant chip out of the top of the head, and one off the end of the left arm, along with a small chip off the end of the left leg. The
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Nice Pre Columbian small vessel with a painted decor, Michoacan Mexico
Authentic and rare small vessel with a painted decor. Mexico. Michoacan culture. Origin(made in) Mexico. Michoacan culture. Material: Ceramic with a red slib and white paint Date: 300 BC-200 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: 5.8 cm/ 2.2'inch. Wide: 9,2 cm/ 3.6'inch. Description: One interesting small vessel with a painted ornamental decor. see pictures. Condition: Good. reglued from 5 original pieces. Some 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: ... moreWe 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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PRE-COLUMBIAN MICHOACAN PREGNANT FEMALE FIGURE
PRE-COLUMBIAN MICHOACAN PREGNANT FEMALE FIGURE Country: Michoacan. Mexico Culture: Pre-Classic Period: 400- 200 B.C. Dimensions: 5-2/8" 13.4 cm) H A rare large"Pretty Lady" made of solid pottery. This figure depicts a standing female figure with a swollen abdomen. Indicating pregnancy or fertility. She has coffee bean eyes. Large ear spools and wearing a double strand necklace. Red and white paint remanants on necklace and ear spools. Hair is front-parted with long striations on the back. Many mineral deposits throughout the figure. Ancient loss to hair at part otherwise intact. A great museum quality piece. Custom display stand is included. Provenance: Private collection. New York, N.Y.
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Pre-Columbian MICHOACAN STIRRUP-SPOUT TURTLE VESSEL ROGERS COA
MICHOACAN STIRRUP-SPOUT TURTLE VESSEL Here is a rarely-encountered example of a west Mexican stirrup-spout"turtle" vessel painted dark brown on red and decorated with double rows of cream-colored dot design. 5” 12.7 cm) x 5.5” 14 cm) x 4.25(10.7 cm) re-assembled and restored to very good condition. MICHOACAN. MEXICO Protoclassic Period Circa 250 C.E. $40 shipping. Delivery Confirmation tracking and full insurance coverage within continental U.S.A. NY residents add 8.63% sales tax. Please use PayPal for immediate shipment or contact seller for alternate arrangements. Payment is expected within two days of auction’s end. Bidders with fewer than ten(or private) feedback" listings must contact seller before bidding to verify ID or bid may be declined. Overseas buyer. Please add $50 shipping. Customs and/or other importation costs ... moreare the sole responsibility of the buyer. 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 figure will be carefully packed. Insured and promptly shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity that includes a description. Photo, dimension, cultural provenance and chronology. If not to buyer’s complete satisfaction. Please return as received within fourteen days of purchase for a 100% refund of purchase price. This seller has been a conscientious collector and dedicated scholar of New World antiquities for over a half-century. He has complied with UNESCO. Federal/local legislation and never consciously acquired, traded in or sold illicitly recovered antiquities. 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 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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Rare Pre Columbian Michoacan Pregnant Figure Very Nice 700-100bc Museum Quality
RH1 It is not an exact science when dating archaeological discoveries but we can come very close in a lot of areas. It is believed by many discoveries Michoacán. Formally Michoacán de Ocampo, Mexico has been populated for over 10,000 years! Many pieces like the one offered here from a private collection is believed to be approx. 700-100BC. An internet search and a little historical reading as well as images should bring you to the same conclusion. This piece is in very good condition and displays well as the photo show! This is 100% guaranteed an authentic antique piece and not a reproduction. I am providing each buyer with the original collector history and other information that you can keep for your records. Each piece from this collection has been packed away for over 50 years. Some in dated newspapers and old Kodak film boxes ... morewith expiration dates! The collector worked from the late 1930's to mid 1960's. If your piece was packed in any of these materials they will be included with shipment. This piece has nice original red and white dyes used when made. The right arm has an early detached repair that shows more on the back side but as photos show this piece displays very nicely! It is sometimes hard to tell if the female figures are depicting a pregnancy. It was a common theme during this period. I am leaning to this Lady as having an extended stomach area based on the line below the belly and a few other pieces I have from this collection. Just not quite as extended as the others. This figure can use a little cleaning. Due to the large amount of dyes still retained in this piece I will leave that up to you but again displays very well as an ancient artifact. The female figure is approx. 6 1/4" tall. Wearing a large red and white decorative necklace, Earrings, and red and white Head Dress where the original paint continues around the back. Unusual long hair clearly visible on the back. Photos depict true condition. I will offer free shipping and buyer pays insurance. I will ship items
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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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Authentic MICHOACAN Pre Columbian Pottery Female Figure LARGE Breasts 200 BC
Click picture to enlarge image size. ~. ~. ~ Pre Columbian Pottery Michoacan Figure MICHOACAN Mexico Ca. 400-100 BC. This very attractive standing Michoacan female fertility figure is characterized by her very large projecting breasts. Large long narrow eyes, large disc earreings, dnount shaped decorations on shoulders and chest, twisted coiled headddress, parted lips. The figure stands frontally with arms held out slightly at sides. Appears to be wearing pant type garment indicated with much hand incised detail. Traces of white pigment. Hand-formed. No repairs. A few small chips. Lovely piece with excellent eye appeal and much charm. Height: 2-9/16 in. 6 cm) Custom mounted-mounted height 3-7/8in(10cm) Ex Collection of Robert J Molnar. Hillsdale, NJ, purchased from Frances Pratt, NYC, 1966. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~ OUR GUARANTEE: All illustrations ... moreare 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 2015 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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