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$13.10 Shipping Location: Gardena, United States Polished Red slip, worn.
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$12.85 Shipping Location: Gainesville, United States Vintage Pre-Columbian Style Terracotta Pottery Statue Figurine-6.5” -Sitting Man. Sku 8488
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Free Shipping Location: Augusta, United States "An Authentic Original Map Not A Reproduction".
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$25.00 Shipping Location: New York, United States PROTOCLASSIC, CA. 100 B.C. - A.D. 250height 12 1/4in (31cm).
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$8.60 Shipping Location: Santa Fe, United States I do not know the exact provenance. I got it in trade in 1964 from Rex Arrowsmith, Santa Fe’s legendary dealer in rare things, who thought it originated ... morein Colima. I tend to think it either Jaina Island or possibly Zapotec.
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$95.00 Shipping Location: North Chicago, United States The base of the shaft would open into one or more horizontal chambers with a low ceiling.
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$21.32 Shipping Location: Red Oak, United States A Rare and Exceptional Piece! Features a large Colima Dog sitting on a large Jug with a spout on top and pouring spout at mouth. Hand molded terracotta ... morepottery with black, brown and cream colors. Stands 12" tall x 14" front to back x 7" side to side.
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$14.38 Shipping Location: Chagrin Falls, United States They are famous for their sculptures of obese dogs, which seem to have been fattened for the table. COLIMA STONE FROG/MAN EFFIGY AMULET, 300 BCE - 300 ... moreAD. It depicts a creature that is part human, part amphibian, a kind of frog/man.
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$5.00 Shipping Location: Tampa, United States Repaired from about 6 pieces with restoration over break lines. USA sales only.
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$24.95 Shipping Location: Pembroke Pines, United States Multi-colored Round Symbols Painted all around Bowl.
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$80.00 Shipping Location: New York, United States Large orangeware pottery standing warrior holding a club in his right hand, wearing headgear with a chin strap and a large crescent form pendant. Overall ... morescattered mineral deposits on the surface. Overall light surface weathering.
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$72.20 Shipping Location: Liberty Hill, United States Although the apogee of this tradition was reached in the last centuries of the 1st millennium BC, it has its origins over 1000 years earlier at sites ... moresuch as Huitzilapa and Teuchitlan, in the Jalisco region.
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Free Shipping Location: North Hollywood, United States Ancient Pre Columbian Colima Human Effigy Artifact 11 1/2"(Tall)X5 1/2"(Wide). Photo may have been enlarged and /or enhanced.
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Free Shipping Location: Augusta, United States This 14 1/2" x 22" map is in GOOD condition with light tone, moderate soil in the left margins, and a fold in the middle as issued, from a disbound Cram's ... moreatlas ©1901. "An Authentic Original Map Not A Reproduction".
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Free Shipping Location: Augusta, United States This 14 1/2" x 22" map is in VERY GOOD condition with light tone, soil, and a fold in the middle as issued, from a disbound Cram's atlas ©1900. "An Authentic ... moreOriginal Map Not A Reproduction".
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$11.95 Shipping Location: Swampscott, United States Very good condition with only slight wear or browning along the edges. THIS MAP IS VERY FRAMABLE! See the photos as the map in the photos is the map that ... moreyou will receive.
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$13.60 Shipping Location: Los Angeles, United States This listing is for a rare Pre-Columbian female pottery figure. The figure dates from 300 BCE- 300 CE and comes from Colima (western Mexico).The figure ... moredepicts a nude female figure strapped to a litter. Remnants of its original red and black painted exterior can be seen throughout. It measures approximately 4.9" L x 2.7" W x 1.8" H inchesProvenance: ex-Nancy and Dr. E.F. Simpson collection, Los Angeles, California, USA, acquired from 1970 to 2000
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$46.38 Shipping Location: Waterbury Center, United States He appears to have a wrapping around his head with a hole in both ears maybe for earrings. Featuring stunning colors of rusty red, brown, gray and black. ... moreJust a stunning ancient artifact. Another stress fracture to the underside of the left knee, which is shown in picture #2 with one on the side of the stomach to the waist, which is also shown in picture #2.
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$16.97 Shipping Location: Ballston Spa, United States THIS IS AN UNUSUAL COLIMA BOWL, CLASSIC, GORGEOUS, NICELY MADE, WOW! TRADITIONAL PIECE-. WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR TRIBAL ART!
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$80.45 Shipping Location: Waterbury Center, United States Featuring stunning colors of rusty red, brown, gray and black. Just a stunning ancient artifact. This is all natural for historical artifacts of this ... moreage. ~ CIRCA 1ST CENTURY B.C. TO 2ND CENTURY A.D. ~.
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Free Shipping Location: Center Line, United States
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Free Shipping Location: North Hollywood, United States Bowl is approx. 8 1/4" X 2 1/2". Photo may have been enlarged and /or enhanced.
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$43.36 Shipping Location: Stratford, United States Quite an impressive woman and had a keen taste for pre-Columbian artifacts, as you can see. Pre Columbian.
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$19.00 Shipping Location: La Grange, United States It has a distinct lip, thick walled, unique irregular shape and in my opinion, appealing primitive design. 100s of pieces. There’s also a couple specks ... moreof white paint that appear here and there that I haven’t attempted to remove.
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$25.00 Shipping Location: Compton, United States Colima Pectoral Depicting Oldman and Monkey Sea shell Pectoral From my private collection The measurements are 2-7/8 Long 2-1/2 Wide
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$39.55 Shipping Location: Stratford, United States Quite an impressive woman and had a keen taste for pre-Columbian artifacts, as you can see. Pre Columbian.
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Free Shipping Location: North Hollywood, United States There is a crack shown in last two pictures. Photo may have been enlarged and /or enhanced.
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$14.81 Shipping Location: Asheville, United States MOTHER w/ CHILD. Acquired during the early 1980’s from a South Texas estate collection.
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Free Shipping Location: Augusta, United States This 14 1/2" x 22" map is in VERY GOOD condition with light tone, soil, and a fold in the middle as issued, from a disbound Cram's atlas ©1900. "An Authentic ... moreOriginal Map Not A Reproduction".
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$4.99 Shipping Location: Fairview, United States Stieler's Hand Atlas., published in Gotha by Justus Perthes, a copy of the title page is included. The map is dated "1836, improved 1841, Texas added ... moreto US 1847" in the title block.Stieler's Hand Atlas appears in the top right margin.
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Free Shipping Location: Augusta, United States This 14 1/2" x 22" map is in VERY GOOD condition with light tone, soil, and a fold in the middle as issued, from a disbound Cram's atlas ©1902. "An Authentic ... moreOriginal Map Not A Reproduction".
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$20.07 Shipping Location: Ballston Spa, United States TRADITIONAL PIECE-.
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$53.75 Shipping Location: Stratford, United States Colima terra cotta Pitcher/Vase. Quite an impressive woman and had a keen taste for pre-Columbian artifacts, as you can see.
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$39.55 Shipping Location: Stratford, United States Colima terra cotta. Weight(Includes Stand): 4 oz. Quite an impressive woman and had a keen taste for pre-Columbian artifacts, as you can see.
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$43.36 Shipping Location: Stratford, United States Quite an impressive woman and had a keen taste for pre-Columbian artifacts, as you can see. Colima Tripod Bowl. Pre Columbian.
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$155.00 Shipping Location: Libertyville, United States Rare Ancient Pre-Columbian Colima Janiform Incensario. A fantastic unique ancient incense burner. Blackened remains of the incense that was burned in ... morethis brazier still cling to the bowl. A double image of the god whose benediction was sought, probably the rain deity Tlaloc, decorates the outside.
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$47.79 Shipping Location: Stratford, United States Quite an impressive woman and had a keen taste for pre-Columbian artifacts, as you can see. Pre Columbian.
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$29.99 Shipping Location: Nashville, United States Beautiful surface glaze. Strong seated pose and displays beautifully. Repaired as seen to the right arm and leg, otherwise intact, would benefit from ... morea restoration. Overall, it is a very rare example, especially in this large size!
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$26.37 Shipping Location: Gardena, United States Vent hole in head. Elongated nose, closed eyes and mouth. Flat, slab-like back.
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$13.55 Shipping Location: Chicago, United States Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE GJPaw Auctions is pleased to offer a Pre-Columbian terracotta Standing Female Figure. From the Colima culture, ... moreWest Mexico. The area known archaeologically as West Mexico has long been recognized as a region of beautiful ceramic sculptures. Manifestations of a reverence for ancestors and a belief in the power of symbolism. These traits are recognized as characteristic of the cultural development of the region during the period from 300 B.C. to 400 A.D. the time of the Colima culture. Colima is best known for its finely finished red burnished effigies, both of humans and animals, especially dogs, and the solid small unburnished figurines, commonly called Colima flats. This beautifully modeled, solid archaic standing female figure is depicted wearing a headband, earrings and a necklace with multiple pendants. It measures 2 inches in width by 0.5 inches in depth by 6 inches in height(5.08 cm by 1.27 cm by 15.2 cm) The figure shows wear consistent with a Pre-Columbian dating, with a hairline cracks on both legs from previous repair work, but generally is in very good condition. It also comes with a specially designed, hand-made iron museum display stand for display. Guaranteed authentic, it would make a superb addition to any collection of Pre-Columbian ceramics. The famous mural artist Diego Rivera began his collection of Mexican pottery with small Colima figures- the collection later grew into a national treasure which was eventually housed in the Rivera Museum in Mexico City. GJPaw Auctions has been in the Art business for over 25 years and is now expanding its operation to eBay. Our goal is to bring the same experience and excitement of collecting that we have been delivering in-person to collectors across the globe at Primitive in Chicago. Every object we sell online has been carefully hand-selected with special attention to detail. Quality, and significance. We ship worldwide. Add GJPaw to Sellers you Follow and please take a moment to look at our other auctio
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$95.00 Shipping Location: North Chicago, United States Heavy Manganese and other mineral deposits remain on the surface, which is very characteristic of precolumbian artifacts. Priests may be part of a religious ... moreor political hierarch, while shamans depend on personal magnetism and successful performance.
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$74.99 Shipping Location: PENARTH, United Kingdom It is made of terracotta and is an original piece, not a reproduction. Its unique design and history make it a must-have for any collector of ethnographic ... moreantiques. The vessel is 25x20x20cm and weighs 1182gr.
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$250.00 Shipping Location: Merrick, United States TALL PRE-COLUMBIAN SEATED DIGNITARY. SEATED MALE DIGNITARY. He is decorated solely with a two-horned headband -- probably reflecting his shamanic status ... more-- and arm bracelets. His legs are spread apart, thereby exposing his penis and his carefully-modeled face includes coffee-bean eyes and mouth, a long narrow nose and perforated earlobes.
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$39.55 Shipping Location: Stratford, United States Quite an impressive woman and had a keen taste for pre-Columbian artifacts, as you can see. Pre Columbian.
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Free Shipping Location: Merrick, United States STANDING SHAMAN. He has complied with UNESCO, federal/local legislation and never consciously acquired, traded in or sold illicitly recovered antiquities.
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$28.00 Shipping Location: Merrick, United States Both arms are flexed with hands at the jaws and the legs are also flexed, the heels nearly touching. He has complied with UNESCO, federal/local legislation ... moreand never consciously acquired, traded in or sold illicitly recovered antiquities.
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Free Shipping Location: Merrick, United States DIGNITARY IN PALANQUIN CARRIED BY FOUR BEARERS. seated within a crested palanquin that is carried by four bearers. Despite insignificant bearer's foot ... morerestoration, this impressive ceremonial scene is in.
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Free Shipping Location: Merrick, United States Click here to view my other auctions. Click picture to enlarge image size. ~. ~. ~ Pre Columbian COLIMA Pottery Figure COLIMA Pre Columbian West Mexico ... moreca. 200 BC-250 AD. Choice Colima Bound Captive Female Figure. The solid hand buff pottery Nude Female Figure a bound Colima female laying on a bed with four straps securing the woman over her chest. Besides earspools she is very obviously naked. The Figure is a war captive or sacrificial victim. Beautiful Piece with Excellent E ye Appeal. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~ Condition: Excellent intact with some original red pigment remaining. Height: 4-1/2 in. 11.4 cm) Comes with custom display mount-mounted height 5-1/2 in. 13.5cm) Ex Collection of Photographer Clifford Baker. San Diego, CA Acquired in 1960's. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~ 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 © Copyright 2010-2012 ZEUS GALLERY eBay ID zeus_gallery. Comes with our Gallery C.O.A. International payments accepted include PayPal. Moneybookers(Skrill) 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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$25.00 Shipping Location: Merrick, United States His head rests between two bolsters. He has complied with UNESCO, federal/local legislation and never consciously acquired, traded in or sold illicitly ... morerecovered antiquities. Early Proto-Classic, 300 B.C.E. - 100 C.E.
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$30.05 Shipping Location: Huntington Station, United States Antique Pre-Columbian.
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$150.00 Shipping Location: Merrick, United States WARRIOR WHISTLE. His outstretched right hand holds a spear and he is protected by a removable shield on his left arm. He has complied with UNESCO, federal/local ... morelegislation and never consciously acquired, traded in or sold illicitly recovered antiquities.
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$5.35 Shipping Location: Sebring, United States A pottery whistle in the form of a cute little dog. The whistle still works by blowing into its mouth. 3 1/2" in length x 2 3/8" in height. Small chip ... moreon one ear from antiquity, hardly noticeable otherwise intact and excellent condition.
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Free Shipping Location: North Hollywood, United States Bowl is approx. Photo may have been enlarged and /or enhanced.
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$13.55 Shipping Location: Chicago, United States Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE GJPaw Auctions is pleased to offer a Pre-Columbian terracotta Standing Female Figure. From the Colima culture, ... moreWest Mexico. The area known archaeologically as West Mexico has long been recognized as a region of beautiful ceramic sculptures. Manifestations of a reverence for ancestors and a belief in the power of symbolism. These traits are recognized as characteristic of the cultural development of the region during the period from 300 B.C. to 400 A.D. the time of the Colima culture. Colima is best known for its finely finished red burnished effigies, both of humans and animals, especially dogs, and the solid small unburnished figurines, commonly called Colima flats. This beautifully modeled, solid archaic standing female figure is depicted wearing a headband, earrings and a necklace with multiple pendants. It measures 2 inches in width by 0.5 inches in depth by 6 inches in height(5.08 cm by 1.27 cm by 15.2 cm) The figure shows wear consistent with a Pre-Columbian dating, with a hairline cracks on both legs from previous repair work, but generally is in very good condition. It also comes with a specially designed, hand-made iron museum display stand for display. Guaranteed authentic, it would make a superb addition to any collection of Pre-Columbian ceramics. The famous mural artist Diego Rivera began his collection of Mexican pottery with small Colima figures- the collection later grew into a national treasure which was eventually housed in the Rivera Museum in Mexico City. GJPaw Auctions has been in the Art business for over 25 years and is now expanding its operation to eBay. Our goal is to bring the same experience and excitement of collecting that we have been delivering in-person to collectors across the globe at Primitive in Chicago. Every object we sell online has been carefully hand-selected with special attention to detail. Quality, and significance. We ship worldwide. Add GJPaw to Sellers you Follow and please take a moment to look at our other auctio
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Free Shipping Location: Merrick, United States He has complied with UNESCO, federal/local legislation and never consciously acquired, traded in or sold illicitly recovered antiquities. on May 23, 2023, ... moresee last image.
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$5.00 Shipping Location: Canada DATE OF ISSUE: 1904. ORIGIN OF THE MAP: "The World-Wide Atlas of Modern Geography" published by W. & A. K. Johnston Ltd., Edinburgh and London, UK.
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Free Shipping Location: North Hollywood, United States Pottery is approx. 5 1/2" X 3 1/2". Photo may have been enlarged and /or enhanced.
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Pre Columbian Maya Aztec Colima Culture Pre Classic Terracota Figurine 300 BC
To expand. Click on a photo below, click again on same photo to see the next. click to enlarge. An ancient Colima culture Pre Classic(c. 300 BC- 300 AD) terracota figurine from ancient Western Mexico wearing large earrings and a headdress-like ornament on top of the head. The arms crossed to the chest. Approximate height: 14 cm or 5 1/5" Approximate width: 4.5 cm or 1 3/4" Weight: 67 grams. From an British private collection. Ex Antiquitites. Asian Works of Art and Fine Arts auction, Essex, United Kingdom. Can supply copy of receipt if requested. Condition: Head reattached. In very good overall condition. 100% GENUINE ARTIFACT OR YOUR MONEY BACK. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE LET ME KNOW BEFORE PLACING ANY BIDS. Certificate of Authenticity Can be provided if requested. Life Time Guaranteed- Money Back Guaranteed: This Item is ... more100% guaranteed authentic as described. We offer life time full money-back guarantee to the original buyer if a recognised authority disputes their authenticity or if the description is found significantly incorrect. The claim is only valid so long as the the original buyer owns it. If the object are proved to be forgery. We will be responsible for all return shipping fees. However, the costs of the study by the art lab will not be refunded. Return Terms: The buyer must contact us first before returning the items. This must be done within 3 days of receiving the item. The items must be returned within 14 days after receiving the object. The items must be returned prior to any refund and in the condition originally sent. The buyer is responsible for shipping. Insurance and packing costs, and export and import duties, taxes and charges. All returns must be sent registered. Signed-for and insured. The buyer is responsible for any delays caused by shipping companies or customs offices abroad. We reserve the right to charge a fee to cover any payment processing, final value fees of the eBay auction, PayPal fees, additional shipping costs and re-import costs incurred. Life Time Guaran
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Ancient Pre Columbian Colima pottery Dog - 200 BC
A fine. Large Protoclassic burnished terracotta Colima dog figure, from the Colima culture, dating to approximately 200 BC- 200 AD. Exhibiting a beautiful dark red colour. The plump beast stands on squat. Bent legs, with large round pot-belly, short, erect tail, pricked ears and exposed teeth. The head of the creature fashioned into a spout with everted lip, revealing the piece to be a particularly elaborate vessel. The enigmatic Colima dog figures were produced in what is now Mexico from the 3rd Century BC. Dogs were considered to be useful on one's inevitable journey to the underworld and were therefore placed with the deceased as trusty companions. Length: 13 inches. Height: 10 1/2 inches Condition: Good condition. Remains of black pigment. Including u-shaped motif on the neck of the spout. Minor restorations including ear, lip of ... morespout, and three of the legs. Provenance: From the collection of Mr S. Seeger. Mr Seeger was a well-known art collector with a keen eye and ample financial means. This piece was exhibited. Along with other examples of his Pre-Columbian art, at Princeton University in 1961. The following quote is from the exhibition catalogue, scans of which can be provided to the new owner upon request: Especially choice. Also, in the collection is a remarkable group of Pre Columbian sculptures purchased by Mr Seeger from the distinguished collection of the late Keith Warner. Kelleher et al. The S.J. Seeger collection, Princeton, 1961. Inside jacket cover. For an interesting discussion by the British Museum on pottery dogs from the Colima culture. Please see the following link. Authenticity All items are unconditionally guaranteed to be Authentic as described. For added security we offer a full money-back guarantee if a recognized authority disputes the authenticity of any object sold. We send paper invoices incorporating a signed certificate of authenticity and photograph of the item. Shipping We send all collectibles Registered. Signed-for and Insured. We do not aim to profit from shipping ch
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Lg Pre-Columbian Colima Gingerbread Head, 2000+ Yrs Old w/ROGERS COA
Lg Pre-Columbian Colima Gingerbread Head. 2000+ Yrs Old TWO THOUSAND YEARS or more have passed since ceramic“gingerbread” figurines. Of which this charming head once formed part, were buried in deep shaft tombs in the Colima and Jalisco regions of western Mexico. The features and details of this larger-than-average size head were hand-modeled with considerable care; a banded headdress with incised linear details. Large ear-ornaments and“coffee-bean” facial details. The nose has been restored and this delightful head is in VERY GOOD overall condition! This highly-collectible head measures 3.5" 9 cm) in height. Mounted on the attractive display base as pictured. Colima. Mexico Tuxcacuesco-Ortices Phase Protoclassic Period. 200 B.C.E. 300 C.E. FREE prompt shipping. Delivery Confirmation tracking and full insurance coverage within continental ... moreU.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. Overseas buyer. Please add $25 shipping. Customs and/or other importation costs are the sole responsibility of the buyer. If not to buyer’s satisfaction. It may be returned as received within fourteen days of purchase for a 100% refund of purchase price. Bidders with fewer than ten(or private) feedback" listings must contact seller before bidding to verify ID or bid may be declined. GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY The authenticity of this artifact is fully guaranteed by the seller. A longtime educator and 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 d
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Minerva Gallery - Pre-columbian Colima Bowl
Pre-columbian Colima Bowl Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2- 3- 4- 5 Pre-columbian Colima bowl from West Mexico. Ca. 100 B.C. 250 A.D. A plain bowl with a large area of fire-clouding and good deposits and dendrites which attest to it's age. Measurements: 4" in height x 8-3/4" in Diameter.
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Ancient Pre-Columbian Colima statue (300 bce-400 ce) Vincent Price collection
UP FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION: This exceptional pre Columbian Colima statue. Nick named"Colima Venus di Milo" was acquired from the personal collection of the famed actor and collector Vincent Price and I offer it now with no reserve and a very low starting bid. The piece measures approximately 12 inches and is in very good condition for its age(300bce- 400ce) Please note. I offer this piece at this time because of certain financial circumstances and would like that the winning bidder please pay within 2 days of the end of the auction. Feel free to contact me with any questions before the end of the auction. Good luck and happy bidding!
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ARTEMIS GALLERY Colima Reclinatorio - Avian, Turtle & Human Features
Colima Reclinatorio- Avian. Turtle& Human Features Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2- 3- 4 Pre-Columbian. West Mexico, Colima Culture, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. Reclinatarios such as this were used by individuals of high rank to support their heads and backs when seated. The iconography of this form is comprised of a stylized bird head, a turtle-like body visible from the front with human legs on the backside perhaps signifying a metaphor for dreams which often assume surreal transitional states. In addition to this complex symbolism, the piece is a wonderful examplar of Colima technique and stylings. Note the virtuosic combination of geometric yet simultaneously curvilinear forms not to mentions the warm red glaze of this terracotta form. 8"T x 7-1/4"W x 4-1/2"D. Choice condition replete with manganese deposits ... moreEx-Ramon Kelly Collection. Mr. Kelly is a prolific. Prominent artist of Denver, CO. Authenticity Guaranteed All items come with a Certificate of Authenticity
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ARTEMIS GALLERY Colima Humanoid Face Vessel
Colima Humanoid Face Vessel Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2- 3- 4- 5 Pre-Columbian. West Mexico, Colima Culture, 200 BCE- 300 CE. Expertly built round terracotta vessel with concave base accentuated and nicely turned rim. Beyond this handsome form, we have an intriguing visage comprised of human features capturing the animism embraced by Pre-Columbian cultures. The rich red terracotta finish is even more intriguing when viewed on the underside where the fine geometric design created via the negative resist technique is quite vivid. 5-3/4"T x 7-1/8"D at widest. Minimal surface wear with one tiny chip not very visible as it's on lower section of vessel toward the backside. Provenance: Ex-Ramon Kelly Collection. Mr. Kelly is a prolific. Prominent artist of Denver, CO. Authenticity Guaranteed All items come with ... morea Certificate of Authenticity
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ARTEMIS GALLERY Colima Phytomorphic / Marine Ceremonial Vessel
Colima Phytomorphic/ Marine Ceremonial Vessel Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2- 3- 4- 5 Pre-Columbian. West Mexico, Colima Culture, ca. 100 BCE- 250 CE. Classic Colima ceramic art is comprised of an extensive range of vessel forms, from actual representations of figures to sea and land animals to fruits and vegetables. This piece departs from the well-known tripod vessels; however, is quite intriguing for its stylistic form, beautiful, rich red finish, and intriguing iconography. The piece features a procession of sea creatures each with a trio of incised lines on their shells circumambulating the periphery with bean-shaped or moon-like motifs adorning the shoulder. This vessel was likely used in ceremonial rituals, as pieces imbued with such rich symbolic imagery served more than utilitarian purposes. ~6"T x 10"D ... moreat widest. Normal surface wear, nice manganese deposits, tip of one sea creature has a nick. Otherwise intact and near choice. Provenance: Ex-Ramon Kelly Collection. Mr. Kelly is a prolific. Prominent artist of Denver, CO. Authenticity Guaranteed All items come with a Certificate of Authenticity
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ARTEMIS GALLERY Elegant Colima Squash Effigy Olla
Elegant Colima Squash Effigy Olla Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2- 3- 4 Pre-Columbian. West Mexico, Colima Culture, ca. 200 BCE to 300 CE. This petite olla shows an attractive, highly burnished(polished) surface with a lobed exterior associated with squash forms and gracefully attenuated neck. 3"T x 4-1/4"D at widest. Minimal surface wear. Replete with manganese deposits. Else intact and near choice. Provenance: Ex-Ramon Kelly Collection. Mr. Kelly is a prolific. Prominent artist of Denver, CO. Authenticity Guaranteed. All items come with a Certificate of Authenticity
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Pre-Columbian Fragmentary Colima Hunchback w/ROGERS COA
Here is a burnished. Solid ceramic fragmentary hunchback figure garbed in a loincloth with tassel ornamentation. This ancient effigy is 1.5" 38.1 mm) high x 2" 51 mm) wide x 1" 25.4 mm) front-to-back with losses as pictured in the accompanying images. NOTE: There are many priceless antiquities missing body parts such as the armless Venus de Milo. Noseless Egyptian Sphinx and the headless Nike of Samothrace. Despite losses, this remarkable 2,300 year-old figure is a nonetheless a collectible& desirable work of pre-Columbian ceramic art, and at very minimum cost! SEATED HUNCHBACK Fragmentary Figure Colima. West Mexico Proto-Classic Period 200 B.C.E. 300 C.E Von Winning. Hasso. The Shaft Tomb Figures of West Mexico, 1974, p.97, fig.8. Messmacher. Miguel. Colima" INAH, 1966, Lámina 9; Gallagher. Jacki. Companions ... moreof the Dead" 1983, p.45, fig. 28, 29. 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 antiquity will be shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity that includes a photo. Description, provenance and chronology of your acquisition. $14.50 shipping and"Delivery Confirmation" tracking service continental U.S.A. NY residents add 8.63% sales tax. Overseas buyer. Please add $24.95 for prompt 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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Precolumbian Masterpiece ~ Colima Double Gourd Vessel EX Land collection,CA
Precolumbian Masterpiece ~ Colima Double Gourd Vessel EX Land collection.CA COLIMA DOUBLE-GOURD VESSEL. MEXICO Fine and unusual terra cotta vessel dramatically shaped as a pair of gourds with curled necks, burnished surfaces, one with painted pattern, 200 BC-AD 250. Provenance: Land collection, San Francisco) Professional restoration to a few cracks, slight chipping to spout, heavy dendrite deposits throughout. 10' x 10 1/2' Offered with an unconditional guarantee to be authentic for as long as you own the artifact. This is a money back guarantee that never expires. Free Shipping in the USA. International pays actual cost. The Land Collection is a very important California estate. Many examples from this collection now reside in the De Young Museum, San Francisco, CA. Paypal is the preferred method of payment. Personal check and wire ... moretransfer can be accepted in certain situations. WE can ship via USPS priority mail. Parcel post, first class and UPS ground. Please email us for shipping rates. All items are considered final sale. We will only accept returns if the item was grossly misrepresented. We do not accept returns for minor flaws that were not mentioned in the description, we sell many older objects which have seen handling and use over generations, they are rarely in new condition. tribaltodd at yahoo
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PRE -,COLUMBIAN COLIMA FLUTE ALLIGATOR Repaired
Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Up to action is a Pre- Columbiam Colima Flute Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Colima Culture. West Coast Mexico, ca. 200 BCE-300 CE. There is a small alligator molded on the mouthpiece. These complex composite flutes are extremely rare and seem to be unique to West Mexico. There is repair. Please see pictures. Great sound! 10 3/4" L x 2 1/2" at widest point. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Beautiful in its pure simplicity. Condition: Good with repair Fine ... morePatina- Museum Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Quality Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 GOOD LUCK AT THE AUCTION! Please see my other pre– Columbian actions. All vessels are 100% real artifacts from archeologist collection! All vintage items have some level of cosmetic blemishes and are NOT new. I've done my best to take as many pictures as possible and to show the actual condition in the pictures. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 DON’T MISS! Please see all pictures; this is a part of description. Thank you for looking! Please see Photos and Ask any Questions! SOME OF THE ITEMS I SELL ARE USED. SO THEY MAY SO WEAR DO TO AGE AND/OR USE. I TRY TO DESCRIBE THEM TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITY SO THERE ARE NO SURPRISES TO THE BUYER. ITEM IS SOLD USED AND AS IS WITH NO REFUNDS UNLESS I HAVE EXTREMELY MISREPRESENTED THE ITEM. ALL BRAND NEW ITEMS ARE ALWAYS LISTED AS"NEW" IF WE AGREE ON A ITEM TO BE RETURNED IT
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Pre-Columbian COLIMA TWIN ANIMALS JAR w/ROGERS COA
Here is an unusual"Duality Motif" jar in the form of two conjoined zoomorphs. This remarkable ceramic vessel measures 8.5” 21.5 cm) x 6” 15.2 cm) x 5.5” 13.9 cm) With a.5” wide rim. The scattered mineral accretions provide eloquent testimony to prolonged subsoil burial. Aside from a few insignificant rim chips which do not detract. This unusual jar is without cracks, repair or restoration and in excellent overall condition. COLIMA West Mexico Terminal Pre-Classic Period 200 B.C.E. 300 C.E. Comparable: Lee A. Parsons. Pre-Columbian Art" 1980, page 78. Figure 101. 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. GUARANTEE ... moreOF AUTHENTICITY The authenticity of this artifact is fully guaranteed forever by the seller. A Senior Member of the American Society of Appraisers(retired) certified Specialist in Pre-Columbian Art. Your vessel will be carefully packed, insured and promptly shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity including a description, photo, cultural provenance and chronology. If not to buyer’s complete satisfaction, it may be returned as received within fourteen days of purchase for a 100% refund of purchase price. $25 shipping. Delivery Confirmation" tracking service and full insurance coverage within continental U.S.A. NY residents add 8.65% sales tax. Overseas buyer. Add $50 shipping. Use PayPal for immediate shipment; payment is expected within two days of auction’s end. Buyers with fewer than 10 or"Private" feedbacks must contact seller and establish I.D. before bidding or bid may be declined. GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY Your artifact will be carefully packed and promptly shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity. All rights reserved for all countries. No part of the contents of this page may be reproduced without prior writte
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Precolumbian Mayan Colima Blade chips, Belize
I'm liquidating my 40 years of collections; it's time to make room for retirement. Largest chip is 1 1/4 inch long. The starting bid is low. Satisfaction is guaranteed. So bid with confidence. Shipping will be $2.50. Payment is due within seven days of the end of the auction. I will always combine items to reduce shipping costs. Thanks for looking.
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RARE COLIMA STANDING HAIRLESS DOG, Mexico Pottery Clay
Figurine. Colima Standing Hairless Dog, Pottery/Clay Photo is of actual item. Item Condition: Used. Near Mint This is a cute Colima dog with stick in mouth pottery figure. This item does not have any chips. Cracks, or other mars. There is small production defect where the stick and corner of mouth meet. Please view pictures before bidding. Thank you. Measures: 2 1/2" Tall and 4: Long. I try to list every flaw. So there are no surprises, no matter how major or minor they really are. Please e-mail me with any specific question that you might have, that I may have missed mentioning. My items are NOT mint, unless the auction states that they are. They may have small or minor marks, discoloring, or fading. Please e-mail me for specifics about items before bidding if you have concerns. My items are identified the best that I can. They are ... moresold AS IS.
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Pre-Columbian Mayan Dog Figure CAA-218 Colima
Pre-Columbian Mayan Dog Figure Standing with ears nose mouth measuring 2.3"5.8cm) x 1.3"3.4cm) Colima Mexico Circa 300B.C. 300 AD CAA-218 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 which are emailed to customer. Any item valued $250 and up will have a USPS ... moresignature 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 office prior to bidding/buying to determine what these additional costs will be. We cla
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Ancient Pre Columbian Mexican Colima Pottery Dog With Human Face 600 AD
Origin:Mexico Circa: 400 AD to 600AD Dimensions: 9" long x 4 1/2" wide x 4 high Condition: Superb. With the usual very minor losses. No repairs. Dogs were revered and respected in ancient Mexico's Indian culture. The"Colima Dog. a distant relative of the Mexican Hairless and the Chihuahua, may have been a pet, or it may have been fattened for eating- or both! Among the early colonial immigrants, a Jesuit Priest, Sahagún, examined and wrote of the things concerning the"new" lands of America. Regarding these dogs of Colima, which are generally portrayed as quite fat, even grotesquely so, but many of which have happy faces, he says, The dogs of this land have four names, called: Chichi, Itzcuintli, Xochiocoyotl, Tetlamin; and also tehuizotl… They raise other dogs that they call Xoloitzcuintli with no hair at ... moreall… There are other dogs that are called tlalchichi, short and round, that are very good to eat" It is believed that the hairless dogs. The Xoloitzcuintli, represented the god Xolotl, who had the task of guiding the dead on their journey to"Mictlan, that is, the Spirit World. The Aztecs believed that in order for the souls of the dead to reach"Mictlan" they had to cross the black river"Apanoayan" as well as overcoming other obstacles, and these hairless Xoloitzcuintlis had the task of guiding their human masters across this river, along with helping them overcome all the other difficulties on the journey. It is said that these red-colored dogs became the chosen guide because for a black dog to the perform the task, it was found to be difficult to distinguishing its black shape on a black river, in the murky underworld. When a white dog was approached as a substitute, that dog refused because it didn't want its coat soiled by the dark waters. The red dog then stepped up to the task and performed it well. I SELL ITEMS AS IS. MY ITEMS ARE BOUGHT FROM AUCTIONS.I HAVE NO INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR HISTORY. I AM NOT A SHOP NOR A DEAL PHOTOS ARE AN ESSEN
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RARE Pre-Columbian COLIMA STANDING HAIRLESS DOG, 300 BC
RARE Pre-Columbian COLIMA STANDING HAIRLESS DOG. 300 BC, Click to View Image Album Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 This is a magnificent museum quality Pre-Columbian COLIMA STANDING HAIRLESS DOG. Western Mexico, Late Pre-Classic Period, circa 300 B.C. A.D. 300. This magnificent sculpture of a standing dog. Which was adored for its docile mannerism and its healing attributes, has a prominent snout with its mouth open and detailed teeth, prominent eyes and alert pointed pierced ears and spout tail. It is beautifully painted overall in a burnished light and deep orange brown and black, with sculpted muscular and facial details around the eyes and snout. It measures 14 ½” L. 7” W. 8 ¼” H. and is in good original intact condition aside from a reattached right front leg, restored tip of the left ear and natural root marks on the underside. ... morePROVENANCE: This item comes directly from the estate of a Beverly Hills Pre-Columbian art collector and was legally imported into the United States prior to 1970. Authenticity is GUARANTEED. Similar examples sell in major antiquities galleries for over $10.000. Please scroll down on the item description to view additional photographs. Shipping is $60.00 within the US only. Please email for international shipping rates. Payment is due within 2 days. Please view my other auctions and eBay store for additional museum quality fine art and collectibles, including other fine Pre-Columbian items. Colima dogs were patterned after a hairless variety of ancient dog known as the Techichi. Some scholars have speculated that the Colima believed dogs were emissaries of Xolotl. The god of the dead. As such, dogs were envisioned as a guide to lead the spirits of the dead to their resting place in the underworld and such representational objects might have been interred with the deceased. Despite their possible connection with the dead, the representations of these dogs often take on a playful and charming demeanor. Other scholars have noted that this variety of dog was bred as a delica
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Ancient Colima Redware Dog Pre-Columbian Art Mexico - West Coast Ca. 100 B.C
Ancient Colima Redware Dog Pre-Columbian Art Mexico- West Coast Ca. 100 B.C.250 A.D. Colima. Mexico. Ca. 100 B.C.250 A.D. Size: 14-1/2”L. x 9-3/4”H. Description: Redware pottery standing dog having an upcurled tail. Perked ears and cylindrical snout, toothy mouth and round eyes. Small spout at the top center of head. Strong scattered mineral deposits on the surface. Some restoration to spout and tips of both ears. Provenance: Bill Freeman Estate Collection. Scottsdale AZ. NM. acquired 1960s-1980s. Guaranteed Authenticity. SKU# WWDL For further information please call 212 3191077 Froo www.froo.com | Froo Cross Sell. Free Cross Sell, Cross promote, eBay Marketing, eBay listing Apps, eBay Apps, eBay Application.
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Fine Pre Columbian Canine Rattle: Colima 150BC - 250AD
This is a fine Pre Columbian rattle. It is from Colima. Western Mexico circa 150BC- 250AD. THis rattle is in the shape of a dog and stands on all four legs with it's mouth wide open and with pointy ears and curved tail. This item retains white pigment over the terra cotta and is worn and/or faded in areas. One rear foor has an ancient ship on it. Originally purchased on eBay from the FernandezLeventhal Gallery in 2001. 4.25" long x 2.5" tall. Please inspect pictures carefully. This ancient item is sold As Is. Visit: www.stores.ebay.com/jackedwardscollection for more great items like this! RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp73%28e013%3F%3E%3A-146c69da299-0x116-
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LARGE Pre-Columbian COLIMA TERRACOTTA SEATED DOG VESSEL, circa 300 B.C.
LARGE Pre-Columbian COLIMA TERRACOTTA SEATED DOG VESSEL. Circa 300 B.C. Click to View Image Album This is a magnificent museum quality LARGE Pre-Columbian COLIMA TERRACOTTA VESSEL IN THE FORM OF A SEATED DOG. Western Mexico, Late Pre-Classic Period, circa 300 B.C. A.D. 300. This magnificent sculpture of a seated dog. Which was adored for its docile mannerism and its healing attributes, has a prominent snout with its mouth open and detailed teeth, prominent eyes and alert pointed ears and tail. The head of the dog is surmounted by the funnel-top neck and mouth of the vessel. It is beautifully painted overall in a burnished light and deep orange reddish brown and black, with sculpted muscular details. It measures an impressive 15” L. 6 ¼” W. 10 ¾” H. and is in good original intact condition with natural wear and root marks in parts ... moredue to its extreme age. 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. Similar examples sell in major antiquities galleries for over $6.000. Please scroll down on the item description to view additional photographs. Shipping is $50.00 within the US only. Please email for international shipping rates. Payment is due within 4 days. Please view my other auctions and eBay store for additional museum quality fine art and collectibles, including other fine Pre-Columbian items. Colima dogs were patterned after a hairless variety of ancient dog known as the Techichi. Some scholars have speculated that the Colima believed dogs were emissaries of Xolotl. The god of the dead. As such, dogs were envisioned as a guide to lead the spirits of the dead to their resting place in the underworld and such representational objects might have been interred with the deceased. Despite their possible connection with the dead, the representations of these dogs often take on a playful and charming demeanor. Other scholars have noted that this variety of dog w
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RARE Pre-Columbian COLIMA DOG VESSEL, 300 BC - AD 300
RARE Pre-Columbian COLIMA DOG VESSEL. 300 BC- AD 300, Click to View Image Album Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 This is a superb. Museum quality RARE Pre-Columbian Colima Vessel in the Form of a Dog. Western Mexico, Late Pre-Classic Period, circa 300 B.C. A.D. 300. This magnificent dog vessel. Which was adored for its docile mannerism and its healing attributes, has a prominent snout with its mouth open, spout tail, prominent eyes and alert pointed ears and tail. It is beautifully painted overall in a burnished light and deep orange brown and with sculpted muscular and facial details around the eyes and snout. Boldly abstract yet completely canine, this cheerful dog looks up as if just waking up from a nap. Originally intended to hold a tomb offering of food or drink, his form has been adapted to his function. With a spouted body shaped ... morelike a plump'O, only his head and tail are clearly defined. It measures 9” L. 6” W. 7” H. and is in good original intact condition aside from two stress cracks. PROVENANCE: This item comes directly from the estate of a Beverly Hills Pre-Columbian art collector and was legally imported into the United States over 70 years ago. Authenticity is GUARANTEED. Similar examples sell in major antiquities galleries for over $6.000. Please scroll down on the item description to view additional photographs. Shipping is $30.00 within the US only. Please email for international shipping rates. Payment is due within 4 days. Please view my other auctions and eBay store for additional museum quality fine art and collectibles, including other fine Pre-Columbian items. Colima dogs were patterned after a hairless variety of ancient dog known as the Techichi. Some scholars have speculated that the Colima believed dogs were emissaries of Xolotl. The god of the dead. As such, dogs were envisioned as a guide to lead the spirits of the dead to their resting place in the underworld and such representational objects might have been interred with the deceased. Despite their possible connection
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PRE-COLUMBIAN COLIMA/PIHUAMO STANDING FIGURE w/ROGERS COA
Here is a tall. Hand-modeled ceramic female figure decorated with red, brown and black paint. This imposing figure stands stable and erect with truncated arms looped to her sides. There is long. Black-painted"hair" behind her head and she is adorned with black-painted"donut" ear-ornaments. A domed cap surmounted by a small vent-hole, large. Oval"coffee-bean" eyes, a protuberant nose, slightly open mouth, nubile breasts and is undraped except for her red-painted barrel skirt. 14.5" 37cm) tall. 7" 18cm) wide and 3.5" 9cm) front-to-back. Without cracks. Repair or restoration, this remarkable ancient effigy is in EXCELLENT CONDITION. Standing Female”Pihuamo” Figure Jalisco. West Mexico Protoclassic Period. 200 B.C.E. 200 C.E. Provenance: Acquired by the seller at the New York City Sotheby's/Parke-Bernet ... moreGalleries in 1979. Comparables: Von Winning“Shaft Tomb Figures of West Mexico, fig. 332. Winner adds $50 for prompt shipping. Delivery Confirmation tracking and full insurance coverage within contiguous U.S.A; NY residents add 8.63% sales tax. Please use PayPal(within two days) for immediate shipment. Overseas buyer please add $75 shipping; customs or other importation costs are the sole responsibility of the buyer. Bidders with fewer than ten(or private) feedback" listings must contact seller to verify ID or bid may be cancelled. 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 antiquity will be shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity. This seller has been a conscientious collector. Educator 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. If not to buyer’s complete satisfaction. Figure may be returned as received with
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Pre-Columbian Colima Terracotta Female Figure C. 200 BC- 200AD
Pre-Columbian Terracotta female figure. Colima. West Coast Mexico. C. 200 BC- 200AD. 6 1/2" tall in excellent condition.
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Pre-Columbian Colima Mayan Terracotta figure CAA-13
Pre-Columbian Colima Mayan Terracotta Female Figure headdress.Necklace, Earspools, arms are holding Child 21.8cm x 10.3cm x 3.7 cm Field repair to legs. Head, and right arm loss to part of necklace Colima Mexico.Circ 100BC- 300AD from a large Tucson Arizona Professors Collection collected in the 1950"s CAA-13 Authenticity is guaranteed email with questions put me on your favorite sellers Page 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 ... morerating for both of us! Shipping is done via USPS. All items have tracking numbers which 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 ite
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Erotic Precolumbian sculpture; Colima, Mexico, female nude, pre-columbian art
2.000 year old gingerbread woman(1) Very rare example of erotic Precolumbian art. This is a Colima gingerbread woman. West Mexico, 1,800-2,200 years old. Terracotta sculpture- in a style similar to other Colima. Classic period(200 B.C. 200 A.D. flat, standing, nude females(which can be seen on the internet by searching for"Precolumbian Colima sculpture" except that this one has a huge mons and buttocks. Other features include: otherwise flat profile; small breasts; pouty. Open lips; stylized. Minimalist face; ear rings; hair in 2 buns on top of head; thick neck; broad shoulders; truncated hands and feet; and orange clay color slightly mottled from uneven heat in firing and/or age(particularly visible on the back) Comparables sell for about $4.000 at Christie's Auction House. 2) Dimensions. 6 inches high(about 16 centimeters) ... more3) Condition. Mint. Pristine, museum quality. 4) Provenance. I bought this sculpture in 1967 from a source I trusted who I met in the home of my friend Kurt Stavenhagen in Mexico City when I was an anthropology student at the Universidad de las Americas. Kurt Stavenhagen was a Wikipedia-worthy collector of Precolumbian sculpture to whom I was introduced by Ferdinand Anton- a German anthropologist and photographer who filmed my family exploring the Maya ruins at Chichen Itza in 1964 for a movie he made for Time/ Life Magazines and German television which compared modern art. Such as Picasso and Henry Moore, with ancient art like the Maya. I also studied how to distinguish an authentic precolumbian sculpture from a fake: 1) provenance; 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. 5) Shipping. No charge for a U.S. address. $10 off if you purchase more than one listing and I can ship more than one item in one package. There is ONE $10 discount. Even if you purchase
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A Fine Pre-Columbian Colima Plump Standing Dog, Protoclassic, ca. 100 BC-AD 250
A Fine Pre-Columbian Colima Plump Standing Dog. Protoclassic, ca. 100 B.C. to A.D. 250. This bulbous hollow ceramic standing figure of a dog. Burnished with red to reddish-brown slip overall, dates to the Protoclassic Period of the West Mexican Colima sculptural tradition and the Comala sub-style, ca. 100 B.C. to A.D. 250. This standing dog has incised eyes and perked up ears, displaying a very alert expression. The tail is a spout, the sides are fattened, and this pup's surface is endowed with a rich patina and copious manganese oxide deposits and ancient root markings overall. FSA:EA Comparisons: Please see"Sculpture of Ancient West Mexico: Nayarit. Jalisco, Colima, The Proctor Stafford Collection" M. Kan, C. Meighan, H.B. Nicholson, P. 150, Fig. 149, LACMA, Los Angeles, CA, 1989 for a related example of this style of pup ... morefrom Colima. Provenance: This dog was purchased from Leonard Kaplan of Laguna Beach, CA for a private collection in 1965. Our low overhead allows us to offer high quality objects at well below market prices. We collect and offer exclusively interesting ancient and tribal objects with the highest art aesthetic available in each price range. Every object is sold with an unconditional guarantee of authenticity, which never expires. Height: approx. 6.6 in. 16.8 cm. Length: approx. 11.1 in. 28.2 cm. Condition: The left ear has been rejoined to the head. This hollow sculpture is otherwise intact and in fine condition. All pigments and clay are original. About Anthropos Fine Art Founded in 1976 in the Los Angeles area as the Anthropos Gallery. Specializing in Ancient and Tribal sculpture from the Old as well as the New World: Egyptian, Mediterranean, Pre-Columbian, and North American Indian and Eskimo Art, we are now exhibiting at the brick and mortar location of 860 Glenneyre Street, Suite 2, in Laguna Beach, California 92651. Appointments are always best for specific viewings. Please visit our exhibit at the Whitehawk Antique American Indian& Ethnographic Show in Santa Fe, NM in m
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Pre-Columbian COLIMA DOG TAPADERA w/ROGERS COA
Here is an ingeniously designed ceramic incense cover( tapadera) in the form of a standing dog. This remarkable canine figure is 7" 17.7 cm) long x 5.75" 14.6 cm) wide x 4 5/8" 12 cm) high. T he body has been expertly rejoined from two parts; overall. This remarkable 2,300 year-old figure is in excellent condition with mineral accretions that provide eloquent testimony to prolonged subsoil burial. COLIMA West Mexico Terminal Pre-Classic Period 200 B.C.E. 300 C.E. Provenance: Acquired by seller at Sotheby’s NYC galleries in 1979. Comparables: Messmacher. Miguel. Colima" INAH. 1966, Lámina 17; Dockstader. Frederick J. Indian Art of Central America" 1964. Fig. 20. $35 for prompt"Priority Mail" shipping. Delivery Confirmation" tracking service and full insurance coverage within continental U.S.A. NY ... moreresidents add 8.6% sales tax within continental U.S. Overseas buyer. Add $50 shipping. Bidders with less than 10 feedback must contact seller to verify ID or bid may be declined. Please use PayPal for immediate shipment or contact seller for alternate arrangement. Payment is expected within two days of auction’s end. GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY The authenticity of this artifact is fully guaranteed forever by the seller. A Senior Member of the American Society of Appraisers(retired) certified Pre-Columbian Art Specialist. Your vessel will be carefully packed, insured and promptly shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity. If not to buyer’s complete satisfaction, it may be returned as received within fourteen days of purchase for a 100% refund of purchase price. 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. ag6 2.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp73%28c%3Eag6%3E2-146f959d9cb-0x110-
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Pre-Columbian COLIMA NUDE TECO FEMALE FIGURE w/ROGERS COA
Twenty-three or so long centuries have passed since ceramic figurines of this type were buried in deep shaft-and-chamber tombs in the Colima and Jalisco regions of western Mexico. The details of this nude female figure were modeled with considerable care; close-fitting headgear decorated with a pair of appliqué ornaments. Massive ear-spools and a clearly defined vulva. 4.5" 11.4cm) high. Unmounted. Mounted on the attractive Lucite display base as pictured, the overall height is 5" 12.7 cm) Aside from an insignificant chip restoration to the right ear-spool, this delightful figure is in EXCELLENT overall condition. STANDING NUDE FEMALE FIGURE Teco Type Colima. West Mexico Proto-Classic Period 200 B.C.E. 300 C.E GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY The authenticity of this artifact is fully guaranteed by the seller. A retired educator and ... morelongtime Senior Member of the American Society of Appraisers(retired) Certified Specialist Pre-Columbian Art Specialist. Your antiquity will be shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity that includes a photo. Description, provenance and chronology of your acquisition. $25 shipping. Insurance and"Delivery Confirmation" tracking service continental U.S.A. NY residents add 8.63% sales tax. Overseas buyer. Please add $35 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. 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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Authentic Pre-Columbian RARE Bound Warrior/Slave! Colima Mayan Pottery Prisoner
ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS Ancient Art. Antiques, Fine Collectibles Authentic Pre-Columbian Prisoner/Slave Mayan Bound Prisoner/Warrior Class Colima Proto-Classic Period. Mexico c. 100 BC-250 AD This remarkable. Former museum owned, Pre-Columbian statue of a Seated Mayan Prisoner was made approximately 1,800 years ago by a artist on the West coast of Mexico. He is 4.74" tall x 2.56" wide at the shoulders(120 mm tall x 65 mm wide) It has a museum marking number of“36259” that was painted with black ink on the bottom or butt of the piece(see photo 11) when it was collected by archaeologists almost 100 years ago. I GUARANTEE that this Pre-Columbian Prisoner Statue is authentic and original! He does have some condition issues. As most of these authentic Pre-Columbian pottery statues do. His head appears to have been broken off from the body ... moreand reattached. And the lower body and butt show signs of cracks and/or old repairs. But the rarity of this subject matter slave or prisoner makes this piece stand out in a field that mostly has god and goddess statues. You will have to look long and hard to find an authentic representation of a bound slave like this one! If looking for the best pre-Colombian Prisoner artifact on eBay. Then look no further! This pre-Columbian statue is the real thing! No fakes! No reproductions! Just 100% authentic and genuine! Height: 4.74” Width: 2.56” Depth 2.45" Weight: 6.2 oz. or 176 grams Age: circa 100 BC—250 AD Condition: Good Condition with reattached head and some old stable cracks on bottom or butt of statue. Material: Fired. Hollow Pottery Providence: Decommissioned from old museum collection. H and-painted museum ID# 36259 in black museum ink on bottom of statue. eBay Note This Meso- A merican Artifact was legally collected by museum archaeologists in the early 1920s prior to the existence of any federal regulations. It was legally purchased from an unknown museum collection as part of a lot that was decommissioned by the museum. Museums sometimes sell off or"dea ccessi
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AUTHENTIC PRE-COLUMBIAN PROTOCLASSIC POTTERY COLIMA DOG RITUAL VESSEL FIGURE
AUTHENTIC PRE-COLUMBIAN PROTOCLASSIC POTTERY COLIMA DOG RITUAL VESSEL FIGURE JOANIES LAST LARGE ESTATE AUCTION BEFORE SUMMER BREAK Hi. Thank you for having a look at my auctions. As many of you know we usually host fine silver. Glass, porcelain, and Asian arts auctions. The items listed here in day three of the sale are items we have accumulated from fine estates that do not fit into our regular category of auctions. So we have grouped them all together in one great auction treasure night! You will find some very interesting, rarely found, and important examples in this great sale. Please have a close look through the items there are some real treasures to be found! I do wish everyone the very best of luck winning the auctions! Also we Always Combine Shipping when possible. To save you money! Be sure to scroll down past the photos for the ... morefull description of this auction) Up for auction is a Very Rare circa 100BC- Ad250 Protoclasic Period Pre-Columbian Colima Dog Figural Pottery Vessel. The figure is a very interesting and fully guaranteed authentic early pre-Columbian example. The figure comes with provenance as you can see. The figure has an interest dog figural design. The figure shows wear and small imperfections but overall for its age is in fine condition with no cracks or repairs. The figure is a great display piece measuring 12 inches long. By 5 inches wide, and 7 inches tall. I believe authentic examples like this would very rarely come up for auction on eBay, mostly being offered with Absolutely No Reserves. The figure would make a great addition to a collection, and is also a fine investment grade example. PLEASE REVIEW PAYMENT AND RETURN POLICIES PRIOR TO BIDDING. BEST OF LUCK WITH THE AUCTIONS! Mark your calendars this auction ends the Evening of Tuesday July 15th. Shipping: We happily combine items when shipping. Saving you costs. You will be happy to know we never charge a handling fee or extra for shipping supplies and professional packaging. USA Shipping Cost:$24.95 Canada Shipping Cost:$24.95
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Excetional COLIMA Flute Player with Dockstader Appraisal, MAKE AN OFFER!
Up for offers is a very fine Colima Flute Player from Western Mexico. It has excellent size at 12 1/2 inches tall. And is much more detailed than any flute player I've seen. He has a flute in one hand and rattle in the other. Please note the deeply incised costume, large leg rings, and beautiful helmet. This exceptional piece is out of the well renowned Earl Riddick collection. It was acquired during the early 1960's. Largely from Dr. David Warner. Over the next few decades, Dr Frederick Dockstader appraised the collection several times, including this piece(at least twice) Dockstader is a very well known author and authority on Native and Pre Columbian cultures, and was the Director of the Museum of American Indian(Heye Foundation) in New York City from 1960-1975. Please feel free to make an offer on this rare Colima masterpiece.
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Pre Columbian Colima female Figure antiquity terracotta clay ancient mexico
This listing is for a pre columbian colima figure. It has been repaired and is missing a foot- otherwise good condition. No stand included. Dimensions are 2 and 1/4 by 1 and 5/8 inches.
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Awesome COLIMA Shaman with Dockstader Appraisal, MAKE AN OFFER!
Up for offers is a very fine Colima Seated Shaman from Western Mexico. It has excellent size at 12 1/2 inches tall. And quite solid and heavy. He has a large oval shell style necklace and a cap with a single horn. It's in very good shape for a ceramic piece this old. The only flaw I can spot is a pressure crack across the back, but I don't see any obvious damage. This exceptional piece is out of the renowned Dr. Earl Riddick collection. It was acquired during the early 1960's. Largely from Dr. David Warner. Over the next few decades, Dr. Frederick Dockstader appraised the collection several times, including this piece(at least twice) Dockstader is a very well known author and authority on Native and Pre Columbian cultures, and was the Director of the Museum of American Indian(Heye Foundation) in New York City from 1960-1975. Please ... morefeel free to make an offer on this rare Colima masterpiece. RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fvo%7B2d71f%2B4g7%3E-1472506bce6-0x105-
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Large Pre-Columbian Colima Figure w/ Drum, 13 3/4" Tall !
Large Pre-Columbian Colima Figure w/ Drum. 13 3/4" Tall Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2- 3- 4- 5- 6 A large Pre-Columbian Colima hollow standing figure from ancient West Mexico. Circa 200 B.C. 200 A.D. Measures approximately 13 3/4" tall by about 10" wide. This figure displays impressively due to its imposing size, and depicts a female holding a large, tubular drum at her shoulder. She s shown wearing a skirt and head adornment. Drums were employed as an important part of ceremony and ritual in ancient West Mexican cultures, the rhythms from which propelled participants through trance and altered states of consciousness. Condition: Condition: Multiple repairs. As visible from the photographs, with breaklines remaining visible. Minor loss, chipping, abrasions, weathering and wear overall. Heavy manganese, mineral ... moreand sediment deposits remain as evidence of age and authenticity. Provenance: Former Indiana. USA collection. Assurance of Authenticity: All items offered by Riverbend Gallery have been carefully examined and deemed authentic and ancient. For added assurance. A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY will be included for each applicable purchase. Fully guaranteeing the item to be ancient and genuine. Our Commitment: Riverbend Gallery endeavors to be a preferred source of authentic. Legally-obtained antiquities, artifacts and works of art. We strive to offer quality items at resonable prices, while providing prompt, knowledgable customer service. If we can be of any assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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Pre-Columbian Colima Blackware Phytomorphic Olla
Pre-Columbian Colima Blackware Phytomorphic Olla Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2- 3- 4 An attractive and interesting olla from the ancient Colima region of Pre-Columbian Mexico. Circa 200 B.C. 200 A.D. Measures approximately 5 1/2" wide by about 5" tall. This vessel is of the blackware variety, known and admired among ancient Colima pottery types, and exhibits a phytomorphic form, featuring plant or vegetable shapes around the exterior perimeter. Does not include acrylic ring base, for display, photographing purposes only. Condition: Intact. With no restoration nor repair, with only a couple of relatively minor rim chips, loss, abrasions, weathering and wear overall, as visible in the photos. Ample root marks and mineral deposits attest to the age and authenticity of this piece. Provenance: Former Lynn Langdon collection ... moreof West Mexican artifacts. Collected personally by Langdon pre-1970. Assurance of Authenticity: All items offered by Riverbend Gallery have been carefully examined and deemed authentic and ancient. For added assurance. A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY will be included for each applicable purchase. Fully guaranteeing the item to be ancient and genuine. Our Commitment: Riverbend Gallery endeavors to be a preferred source of authentic. Legally-obtained antiquities, artifacts and works of art. We strive to offer quality items at resonable prices, while providing prompt, knowledgable customer service. If we can be of any assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us. 40g.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk%601d72f%2B%3E40g-147345e9bc7-0x104-
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3 Examples Authentic Ancient Antique Colima Pre Columbian Pottery Bowls NR
| | | Welcome to Wwolst12. The#1 eBay site for Antiques, Collectibles and Art, according to eBay statistics! We are a small family business who works closely with 38 professional art. Antique, and collectible pickers, located in ten states between Maine and Virginia. Every day we list up to 30 unique, rare, and unusual items from ancient antiquities to mid 20th century collectibles. Please, bookmark our auction site! We promise that you will see, and have an opportunity to buy, a wide variety of rare and valuable items; the large majority of which are fresh to the market! Thank You& Happy eBaying from all of us at RIICS Inc. I was very tempted to list the three authentic. Ancient Pre Columbian Bowls in this auction separately, but instead we are listing them together and without any reserve. When I first saw these bowls and realized they ... morewere in perfect condition, I was suspicious of their authenticity. We have looked at them very closely and I had a knowledgeable friend check them out. These three ancient Pre-Columbian Bowls are guaranteed to be authentic. The first bowl is the smallest of the three. It measures 4 ½ inches in diameter by 2 ¾ inches tall. The top edge has a crimped and the outside has a hand painted diamond design. The second Pre Columbian Bowl is 6 ½ inches in diameter by 4 ¼ inches tall. This pedestal bowl is hand painted around the outside with a black over red design. You can also see a whitish residue on both the inside and outside, which is ancient. The third and last ancient Pre Columbian Bowl in this auction has an unusual form. The top measures approximately 6 inches square and it is 5 5/8 inches at its tallest point. There is a faint hand painted decoration around the outside. All three ancient Pre Columbian Bowls in this auction come with an unconditional guarantee that the high bidder will be totally satisfied with the age, quality, condition and authenticity or all of their money will be returned. If you get a chance please check out our other eBay auctions. W
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Pre-Columbian Effigy Bowl Zoomorphic Alligator Crocodile Caiman Colima Moche ?
Perhaps my favorite piece form the Collection I am selling. I offer this exquisite and RARE piece for your Bidding Consideration in this Auction is a Pre-Colombian Zoomorphic Ceramic Bowl, or lid( with 2 Crocodilian(most likely Caiman inspired) figures protruding from the top section. The craftsmanship is wonderful. My impression of the piece is it resembles Caimans, or Alligators, being hatched and emerging from the egg shell. In that light, may have been used in fertility ceremonies. Note the Geometric design of incised lines on the top. I have not been able to determine exact culture it is from but it has similarities to each of Colima, Moche and even Mayan and possibly others so please view photos carefully for your determination. It measures@ 3" tall x 6 7/8" wide at the widest part. Please view photos for your consideration. ... moreNo chips, cracks or repairs- in very nice condition! Please note. I am selling out a private collection of Pre-Columbian pieces over the next few months so please see my other listings as I do offer combined shipping. This item for auction is one of those pieces. The owner acquired this personally from an antiquities gallery in Cartagena. Colombia in the mid 1980's. There is not an accompanying COA nor have I had it analyzed myself by an expert. I am listing it as-is so please view photos and bid based on your knowledge and ask questions. I will try my best to provide good, close up photos and answer your questions to the best of my ability. SELLERS TRADE PRACTICES: I want your Bidding and Purchasing experience with me to be a satisfactor y one in every way. I have provided a few thoughts below to help you understand my practices and what has proven to work successfully for me and over 5000 of my customers in ensuring an above satisfactory transaction here on Ebay. Please let me know if you have any questions or comments! FEEDBACK: I gladly provide POSTIVE FEEDBACK once our transaction has been completed to your satisfaction and I have recieved your Positive Feedback. PAYM
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USED BOOK Pre Columbian Ancient Art Mexico Nayarit Jalisco Colima Guerrero
TOP USED CATALOGUE BOOK- GERMAN AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE- OUT OF PRINT AUS DER TIEFE- GRABFIGUREN AUS WESTMEXIKO(OUT OF THE DEPTH- TOMB FIGURES FROM WEST-MEXICO) MARION AND MARK LYNTON. Germany. Rautenstrauch-Joest Museum, 1987. 210 PAGES. DOZENS AND DOZENS OF TOP QUALITY B/W PHOTOGRAPHS. Th is TOP CATALOGUE BOOK focuses on ancient archaeological artefacts and artworks of West Mexican Pre Columbian Cultures such as NAYARIT. JALISCO, COLIMA AND GUERRREO! The High Quality Photographs are depicting dozens and dozens of wonderful archaeological artefacts. Such as clay and pottery items, sculptural artefacts and stone artefacts and more more more. Condition: very good used condition. A few signs of use. Inside clean. Size: 27.0 to 20.9 cm. WORLDWIDE SHIPPING CHARGE FOR THIS ITEM is 15 USD. IF YOU LIKE MORE ITEMS OF THIS SATURDAY AUCTION. I PROMISE ... moreCOMBINED SHIPPING COSTS. MAXIMUM GLOBAL SHIPPING FEE MAY BE 35 USD. DEPENDING ON SIZE AND WEIGHT OF MULTIPLE ITEMS. I PREFER PAYPAL PAYMENT. PLEASE. PAYMENT WITHIN ONE WEEK AFTER AUCTION ENDING. OTHERWISE I OPEN AN UNPAID ITEM REMINDER DUE TO SOME UNSERIOUS BUYERS OF THE LAST WEEKS. AS SOONER IS PAID. AS FASTER I CAN SHIP. I USUALLY SHIP ONE TIME A WEEK, ON TUESDAY AFTER EVERY SATURDAY AUCTION ENDING. TIME SHIPPING TIME DEPENDS ON THE MAIL SERVICES AND IS USUALLY ONE TO TWO WEEKS. HOWEVER. IN SOME CASES IT MAY LAST UP TO ONE MONTH( HEAVY ITEMS OVER 2 KG) I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DURATION OF SHIPPING. I DO NOT OFFER ANY COA. REFUND POLICY: I PREFER SERIOUS COMMUNICATION AND DESCRIPTION OF THE PROBLEM. MONEY BACK( EXCEPT THE SHIPPING COSTS) WITHIN ONE WEEK AFTER ARRIVAL. REFUND FOR DAMAGE DURING SHIPPING( I NEED CLEAR PHOTOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTATION) FEEL FREE ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE AUCTION ENDING.
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TERRACOTTA STANDING FIGURE, COLIMA, MEXICO, 100 - 600 AD
A terracotta standing male figure from pre-Columbian Colima. Mexico, ca. 100- 600 AD. The figure, with one leg re-attached at the knee, a chip to the hair, nice details including the incised motif below the waist, the necklace with amulet around the neck, and the wrap-around head-piece. 7" 17.9cm)tall, 3-1/2" 8.8cm) wide across the arms, and approximately 3/4" 1.9cm) thick, mounted and labeled on an antiqued polished wood plinth, the overall height is 8" 20.3cm) I will furnish a color photocopy(laminated in clear plastic) of a similar attributed figure for complete. Permanent dating and culture documentation. A very nice example of a piece of pre-Columbian art, makes an impressive display, will look marvelous in that special location in your home or office. Also comes with my lifetime Certificate of Authenticity and Guarantee, ... morebid with confidence you will not be disappointed. PS. Be sure to examine my other offerings. Thanks.
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ANCIENT PRECOLOMBIAN BICHROM TERRACOTTA VESSEL : COLIMA ? DIAMETER 15CM-6 IN
ANCIENT PRECOLOMBIAN DISH BICHROM TERRACOTTA VESSEL COLIMA? DIAMETER 15 CM- 6 INCHES ARCHEOLOGY PREHISTORY ETHNOGRAPHY ISLAMIC EUROPEAN ASIAN OIL LAMP ANCIENT GLASS INTAGLIO& CAMEO SWORD& DAGGER TERRACOTTA& ORGANIC GOLD& PRECIOUS BRONZE& SILVER HEADS& FIGURE STOREFRONT ADD FAVORITE SELLER SUBSCRIBE NEWSLETTER
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Pre-Columbian Colima Standing Shaman w/ROGERS COA
Twenty-three long centuries have passed since spectacular ceramic figures- such as this extraordinary example- were buried in the deep shaft tombs of western Mexico. This museum-quality standing shaman(the distinctive headdress"horn" identifies the figure) measures 6.5" 16.5 cm) high x 3 3/8" 8.5 cm) wide x 1" 2.7 cm) front-to-back. Unmounted. 8.5" high mounted on custom base. Excellent overall condition. Colima. Mexico Tuxcacuesco-Ortices Phase Protoclassic Period. 200 B.C.E. 300 C.E. $45 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. Overseas buyer. Please add $75 shipping. Customs and/or ... moreother importation costs are the sole responsibility of the buyer. If not to buyer’s satisfaction. It may be returned as received within fourteen days of purchase for a 100% refund of purchase price. Bidders with fewer than ten(or private) feedback" listings must contact seller before bidding to verify ID or bid may be declined. GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY The authenticity of this artifact is fully guaranteed by the seller. A longtime educator and 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.
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COLIMA Volcanic Obsidian SPEAR BLADE Pre Columbian WEAPON 100 BC 7¾in. 19½cm
Click picture to enlarge image size. ~. ~. ~ Pre Columbian COLIMA Obsidian SPEAR BLADE C O L I M A Mexico Ca. 100 BC- 250 A.D. Striking Rare Colima Mahogany Obsidian Spear Blade. Beautiful mahogany volcanic glass with black veining ~ Bifacial(flaked on both sides) showing supreme flaking skills ~ leaf shaped blade tapering to a point at ends. Choice mahogany obsidian. A volcanic glass the Colima culture used as an excellent tool making material. Such blades are seen in pottery depictions of warriors of the Colima culture in battle scenes and in individual figures who menacingly display the Often found as caches.Obsidian blades also appear to have had ritual significance and would have been necessary in the afterlife. Excellent condition; a minor chip to at bottom edge; else intact. Provenance: Ex. Lucia Meza collection. Acquired in the 1960s. ... moreLength: 7-3/4 in. 19.5 cm) Custom Mounted-overall mounted height 10 in. 25.5 cm) ~. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~ 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. © Copyright 2012-2014 ZEUS GALLERY eBay ID zeus_gallery. Comes with our Gallery C.O.A. International payments accepted include Moneybookers/Skrill. 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! 336.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fvo%7B%3Dd70f%2B%3E336-1477c266689-0x113-
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Large Pre-Columbian Colima Dog Vessel, West Mexico
Large Pre-Columbian Colima Dog Vessel Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2- 3- 4- 5- 6 A large and impressive Pre-Columbian Colima dog figure from ancient West Mexico. Circa 200 B.C. 200 A.D. This hollow formed canine figure represents one of the most adored and sought after types of Pre-Columbian sculpture. The tail forms the spout of the hollow body of the dog, which is formed in typical fashion after the openings of the shaft and chamber tombs, which have so well preserved these wonderful forms of funerary art where they were placed as offerings. Dogs are believed to have significance in the beliefs of ancient West Mexican inhabitants, as guides into their version of the afterlife. This dog is likely portrayed as pregnant, rather than fat, thought to be representational of the ancient Escuincle breed of hairless Mexican dog. ... moreMeasures approximately 12 3/4" long, by about 7 1/4" tall and 5 1/2" wide. Condition: In excellent condition. With minor restoration of chips on the spout. Otherwise, expected weathering, wear, loss, chips and abrasions overall, with pigment loss as visible. Mineral and sediment deposits remain inside and out. Provenance: Former Indiana. USA collection. Assurance of Authenticity: All items offered by Riverbend Gallery have been carefully examined and deemed authentic and ancient. For added assurance. A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY will be included for each applicable purchase. Fully guaranteeing the item to be ancient and genuine. Our Commitment: Riverbend Gallery endeavors to be a preferred source of authentic. Legally-obtained antiquities, artifacts and works of art. We strive to offer quality items at resonable prices, while providing prompt, knowledgable customer service. If we can be of any assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us. g.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk%601d72f%2Bjw%60hquvg%3Eg-1478169fccb-0x10a-
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SALE Pre Columbian Colima terracota Melon olla bowl artifact pottery COA
Great Colima culture. Mexico region brownware melon olla terracota vessel. I am reducing my inventory. Very sturdy and great colors in Patina. These found in Western Mexico region in tomb shaft tradition cultures. Very old item with small chip on rim and surface scratching and glaze clouding. Good manganese deposits. An overall lovely shaped piece for all collectors. Culture: Colima. Western Mexico. Size 7 inch tall. 7 inch diameter. CA: 200BC-300AD. Provenance: private collection collector Dr. W Young Colorado Springs. CO Artemis Gallery auction with COA. 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. ... moreAnd 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. I have complied with UNESCO. Federal/local legislation and never consciously acquired, traded in or sold illicitly recovered antiquities. Walter. Inca Treasures LTD.
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Colima Dog Vessel No Reserve! Real? Or Repro?
You are bidding on the Mexican Colima Dog Vessel pictured. Condition/Dimensions: There is a chip on the right ear and a small chip on the left front paw. See pictures. No other chips or cracks. 11.5"x 7" Shipping: Item will be shipped USPS Priority Mail Flat Rate unless otherwise specified by the buyer. Meticulous care will be used packing out item. See my feedback. If you prefer another shipping service. Email me before payment is made. Buyer to pay any additional expense. Only shipping to the"Lower 48 States" Authentic Colima Dog? Or a well made Reproduction? I don't know. So I'm selling it as a reproduction. Regardless. It looks awesome and will display great! 99 cent starting bid. No reserve! No returns accepted.
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Pre-Columbian COLIMA DOG/TURTLE POT w/ROGERS COA
Here is a ceramic vessel modeled in the form of a standing two-headed dog with turtle elements and four massive legs. The high-domed carapace is embellished with a notched flange and surmounted by a wide flaring spout. The four stout legs are splayed out and each canine head holds a spherical object in the mouth. This remarkable antiquity is seven inches(18 cm) long x four inches(10 cm) high x four and one-half inches(11.4 cm) wide with scattered mineral deposits and minimal restoration. COLIMA West Mexico 100 B.C.E– 250 C.E. $50 shipping. Delivery Confirmation" tracking service and full insurance coverage within continental U.S.A. NY residents add 8.63% sales tax within continental U.S. Overseas buyer pays $79.95 for prompt“Priority Mail” shipping and insurance(wherever available. Use PayPal for immediate shipment; payment is expected ... morewithin two days of auction’s end. GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY Your figure will be carefully packed. Insured and promptly shipped with a signed and registered Certificate of Authenticity including description, provenance. Condition and color photograph. 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 Colima Stone Object with Carved Symbols, circa 200 B.C.
An interesting Pre-Columbian Colima stone object with carved symbols. Circa 200 B.C. 300 A.D. This small hard stone object is attributed to the ancient Colima culture/region. Since that is where it was found by Langdon in the 1940's- 60's. It is of undetermined use and/or meaning, but exhibits various shapes, incised lines, and"X" patterns. As such, it could have been a kind of stamp or seal, possibly an atlatl weight(tied on to an atlatl) or simply an object of abstract symbolic meaning and function. Measures just under 1 1/2" long. Condition: Intact with a fine ancient patina. Showing minor wear, weathering and general minor abrasions and chips. Provenance: Found by Lynn Langdon in Mexico between the 1940's to early 1960's. Pre-Columbian. Pre-Colombian, Nayarit, Colima, Jalisco, Mixtec, Aztec, Mezcala, bead, ... morebeads, stone tool, tools
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Pre-Columbian Colima Carved Stone Animal Head
This auction is for a rare and interesting Pre-Columbian Colima carved stone animal head. Possibly representing a Tapir(American native pig) circa 200 B.C. 200 A.D. Colima carved stone objects are rare. The carving most likely depicts the head of a Tapir. Which is a type of pig/hog native to the ancient Americas. The carving is quite detailed and animated, exhibiting a great deal of skill on the part of the ancient maker. Measures about 2 3/4" tall, made from a hard greenish colored stone known from the region, similar to the kind of stone that Mezcala stone figures were made from in nearby regions. Condition: Fragmentary. Possibly broken at the neck, although it may have been intentionally made this way, with the neck showing unfinished/rough stone material. Minor abrasions, scuffs, chipping, weathering and wear, with a small amount ... moreof adhesive residue from an old collection sticker on one side, that can probably be removed with acetone. Provenance: Found by Lynn Langdon in Mexico between the 1940's to early 1960's. Colima. West Mexico, Nayarit, Jalisco, Mezcala, Pre-Columbian, Pre-Colombian.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fvo%7B%3Dd70f%2Bf54%3E-147867aff42-0x10e-
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Nice Pre Columbian large statue of a standing woman Mexico Colima 300 BC- 300 AD
Authentic and nice large statue of a standing woman. Mexico Origin(made in) West Mexico. Colima culture. Material: Ceramic. Date: 300 BC- 300 AD. Provenance: Private collection from Mister R. from Eindhoven. The Netherlands, This week we will sell a private collection of all kind of antiquities from Pre Columbian Amerika. collected before 1984. Size: High: 24.8 cm/ 9.7'inch. Wide: 11,4 cm/ 4.4'inch. Description: One interesting large statue of a standing figure woman a large headdress and neckless. see pictures. Condition: Good. no cracks one leg reglued and one ear missing. Wear of old age, nice patina of old age. See pictures. Information: The items what I sell on ebay are 100% Autentic and I gife you a guarantee for a lifetime. To see our other items click here! We are located in Amsterdam. The Netherlands. Questions: We will answer ... moreyour questions as soon as possible[click here] Collection: We are listing antiquities several times a week[click here] Paying: We prefer PayPal. Other possibilities by mutual arrangement. Rates: We use the same exchange rates as those used and shown by Ebay. Feedback: We give our feedback immediately after buyer's payment. Packaging: We don't charge. Shipping: Buyer pays shipping costs depending on buyer's requests. Recommendation: We recommend our clients Worldpack from TPG(0-2000 grammes: $30.50) Insurance: Worldpack includes priority shipment and insurance. To give you an idea of the shipping prices: Weight Europe World 0- 250 grammes € 7.50 $ 16.50 250- 500 grammes € 8.50 $ 22.50 500- 1000 grammes € 11.50 $ 30.50 1000- 2000 grammes € 14.50 $ 30.50 Guarantee: We give a full money back guarantee. If the object does not fit the description; just let us know within 30 days after receiving the object. You send the item back and we will return the price you paid(shipping excluded) Please contact us if you have any questions or answers! Powered by
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Rare Pre Columbian bowl West Mexico, Colima/Nayarit culture 300 BC/ 300 AD
Authentic and rare bowl. Mexico. Colima/Nayarit culture. Origin(made in) Mexico. Colima/Nayarit culture. Material: pottery with a red slib. Date: 300 BC-300 AD. Provenance: Private collection from Mister R. from Eindhoven. The Netherlands, This week we will sell a private collection of all kind of antiquities from Pre Columbian Amerika. collected before 1984. Size: High: 7 cm/ 2.7'inch. Wide: 14.8 cm/ 5.8'inch. Description: One interesting and rare bowl. see pictures. Condition: Good. No cracks or repair, wear of old age, nice patina of old age. See pictures. Information: The items what I sell on ebay are 100% Autentic and I gife you a guarantee for a lifetime. To see our other items click here! We are located in Amsterdam. The Netherlands. Questions: We will answer your questions as soon as possible[click here] Collection: We are ... morelisting antiquities several times a week[click here] Paying: We prefer PayPal. Other possibilities by mutual arrangement. Rates: We use the same exchange rates as those used and shown by Ebay. Feedback: We give our feedback immediately after buyer's payment. Packaging: We don't charge. Shipping: Buyer pays shipping costs depending on buyer's requests. Recommendation: We recommend our clients Worldpack from TPG(0-2000 grammes: $30.50) Insurance: Worldpack includes priority shipment and insurance. To give you an idea of the shipping prices: Weight Europe World 0- 250 grammes € 7.50 $ 16.50 250- 500 grammes € 8.50 $ 22.50 500- 1000 grammes € 11.50 $ 30.50 1000- 2000 grammes € 14.50 $ 30.50 Guarantee: We give a full money back guarantee. If the object does not fit the description; just let us know within 30 days after receiving the object. You send the item back and we will return the price you paid(shipping excluded) Please contact us if you have any questions or answers! Powered by
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Large COLIMA Seated Figure Vessel Protoclassic 100BC- 250AD PreColumbian Pottery
Large COLIMA Seated Figure Vessel Protoclassic 100BC- 250AD PreColumbian Pottery Colima. Protoclassic 100 B.C. 250 A.D. Clay Vessel. in characteristic pose. Arms raised, wearing finely incised waist band. Decorated with face tattoos. Traces of pigments. height 10 3/4" See other Native American and Pre-Columbian Artifacts from a Prominent Collection. Due to CITE Treaties Restrictions. International Buyers are Encouraged to Check with Local Custom Regulations. Payment must be received within 3 days after the auction. With transactions more than $3.000 via direct bank wire only. Items can be returned for a full refund within 3 days after the delivery. Partial refunds WILL NOT be offered for any reason. International buyers are welcome unless otherwise noted. With shipping quoted to destination. Please submit your questions before bidding. ... moreAddress our gallery directly with any concern BEFORE FEEDBACK AND STAR RATINGS. WE VALUE OUR REPUTATION! gsrx_vers_577(GS 6.7.5(577)
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COLIMA Conch Trumpet Shell Effigy 300 BC - 200 AD PreColumbian Pottery FIgure
COLIMA Conch Trumpet Shell Effigy 300 BC- 200 AD PreColumbian Pottery FIgure Colima. West Mexico. 300 B.C. 200 A.D. White slipped earthenware. Finely molded. Small loss on tail(ref. pic) Length: 7 1/2" Compare similars: Los Angeles County Museum of Art(AC 1993.217.14) Walter Art Museum(2009.20.111) See other Native American and Pre-Columbian Artifacts listings from an Estate of Jim and Lauris Phillips. San Marino, California. A Noted Native American Collection. Due to CITE Treaties Restrictions. International Buyers are Encouraged to Check with Local Custom Regulations. Payment must be received within 3 days after the auction. With transactions more than $3.000 via direct bank wire only. Items can be returned for a full refund within 3 days after the delivery. Partial refunds WILL NOT be offered for any reason. International buyers are ... morewelcome unless otherwise noted. With shipping quoted to destination. Please submit your questions before bidding. Address our gallery directly with any concern BEFORE FEEDBACK AND STAR RATINGS. WE VALUE OUR REPUTATION! gsrx_vers_577(GS 6.7.5(577)
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Large Pre-Columbian Colima Blackware Double Bowl, Ancient Mexico
A rare and fine double bowl formed Pre-Columbian Colima blackware vessel. From ancient West Mexico, circa 200 B.C. 200 A.D. This vessel measures approximately 6 ½” wide by about 5 ¼” tall. The form is that of a graceful double bowl, which features an attractive, highly burnished original black surface. Condition: Intact with no restoration or repair. A stable stressline extends down from the rim on one side. Measuring approximately 2” Otherwise, minor abrasions, weathering and wear. The surface shows wonderful root marks and mineral deposits inside and out, evidence of age and authenticity. Provenance: Former Lynn Langdon collection of West Mexican artifacts. Collected personally by Langdon between the 1940’s to late 1960’s.
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Pre-Columbian seated Red Clay Male Figure Colima, Mexico C. 250BC -250AD
Pre-Columbian seated Red Clay Male Figure Colima. Mexico C. 250BC-250AD. 7” Tall X 6.25” X 4.25” In excellent condition
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Pre-Columbian Terracotta Colima Maternity Group
Pre-Columbian Terracotta Colima Maternity Group- Late Preclassic(300- 100 BC) A seated mother in classic Colima styling holding an infant in her lap. Minor losses to hands and feet. H. 3 5/8" Guaranteed Authentic.
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Pre-Columbian Colima Terracotta Standing Male Figure
Pre Columbian Colia Terracotta Standing Male Figure(Ca. 200 BCE- 200 CE)A standing male figure depicted with arms held across the chest. Wearing a loin cloth with incised design. Left leg reattached. Some deposits on the surface. Mounted H 3 3/4" Authenticity guaranteed.
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Pre-Columbian Colima Mexico Ameca Seated Figure
Found at a local estate sale. This pre-Columbian* clay figure measures 5.25" tall, and is in excellent condition. Due to the rather prominent nostrils, this figure may have originally had a nose ring. NOTE: I am not an expert on pre-Columbian antiquities. And have based my attribution on online research at many different websites(museums, antiquities dealers, and auction houses) and this is therefore my best guess. Please rely on my detailed photographs to determine authenticity. Powered by The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.
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Nice Pre Columbian statue of a sitting man with bowl Colima culture, Mexico
Authentic and interesting statue of a sitting man with a bowl on his head. Mexico. Colima culture. Origin(made in) Mexico. Colima culture. Material: Ceramic. So called black ware. Date: 300 BC- 300 AD. Provenance: Private collection from Mister R. from Eindhoven. The Netherlands, This week we will sell a private collection of all kind of antiquities from Pre Columbian Amerika. collected in the 1950-1990. Size: High: 16.7 cm/ 6.5'inch. Wide: 9,9 cm/ 3.8'inch. Description: One interesting ceremonial statue of a sitting man. Wearing a large bowl at his head. see pictures. Condition: Good. no repairs or cracks, some small chips at the rim of the bowl. 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 ... moreclick here! We are located in Amsterdam. The Netherlands. Questions: We will answer your questions as soon as possible[click here] Collection: We are listing antiquities several times a week[click here] Paying: We prefer PayPal. Other possibilities by mutual arrangement. Rates: We use the same exchange rates as those used and shown by Ebay. Feedback: We give our feedback immediately after buyer's payment. Packaging: We don't charge. Shipping: Buyer pays shipping costs depending on buyer's requests. Recommendation: We recommend our clients Worldpack from TPG(0-2000 grammes: $30.50) Insurance: Worldpack includes priority shipment and insurance. To give you an idea of the shipping prices: Weight Europe World 0- 250 grammes € 7.50 $ 16.50 250- 500 grammes € 8.50 $ 22.50 500- 1000 grammes € 11.50 $ 30.50 1000- 2000 grammes € 14.50 $ 30.50 Guarantee: We give a full money back guarantee. If the object does not fit the description; just let us know within 30 days after receiving the object. You send the item back and we will return the price you paid(shipping excluded) Please contact us if you have any questions or answers! Powered by
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Colima Dog Mexico Large Size Comala Perro Aztec Maya Mayan Museum Terracotta Lot
Gorgeous Handmade Colima Dog from Mexico. Uncertain of age. Not antique but Vintage is my guess since engraved"Mexico" on bottom of one foot. Huge 15" Tall by 15" Long by 8" Wide. A Master Artisan created this and the awesome details show. Beautiful Condition. No Chips or Cracks. Look at the Photos for best description of this art. Shipping is $22 Insured to US Only. NO International Shipping. Heavy Piece.
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Pre-Columbian Precolumbian Colima Pottery Effigy Figure Sick Ill Person Vintage
Pre-Columbian Colima style pottery figure. These came out of an estate of a avid collector of artifacts. Primitives, tribal art, ethnic& cultural art, etc. Appears to have some authentic age to it, it is definitely vintage, but I don't know the precise age. Used condition. Good condition. Has wear. Has some chips. Has some adhesive residue on the base from a previous owner. No repairs or restorations. Approximate measurements: 3.8" tall X 3" deep X 2.4" wide.
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Nice Pre Columbian statue of a standing dansing figure, Mexico Colima culture
Authentic and nice statue of a dancing figure. Mexico Origin(made in) Mexico. Colima culture. Material: Ceramic with brown slib. Date: 300 BC- 300 AD. Provenance: Private collection from Mister R. from Eindhoven. The Netherlands, This week we will sell a private collection of all kind of antiquities from Pre Columbian Amerika. collected before 1984. Size: High: 17.8 cm/ 6.9'inch. Wide: 11,6 cm/ 4.5'inch. Description: One interesting statue of a dancing figure wearing. see pictures. Condition: Good. no cracks, body and one arm reglued. Wear of old age, nice patina of old age. See pictures. Information: The items what I sell on ebay are 100% Autentic and I gife you a guarantee for a lifetime. To see our other items click here! We are located in Amsterdam. The Netherlands. Questions: We will answer your questions as soon as possible[click ... morehere] 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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Pair of Pre-Columbian Colima Black & Red Vessels, Ancient West Mexico
An attractive pair of vessels from Pre-Columbian West Mexico. Circa 200 B.C. 300 A.D. likely attributed to the ancient Colima culture of West Mexico. The largest piece measures about 5" tall, while the smaller of the two measures about 3 1/2" tall. One vessel is finished in black, while the other is black. The form of the body of each vessel features a squared bottom lobe, topped by a rounded neck on the larger jar, with each having a flared rim. These display nicely as a pair. Condition: Intact and in original as-found condition. With minor chipping, abrasions weathering and wear. Otherwise, rootmarks, sediment and mineral deposits indicative of an ancient piece. Provenance: Former Lynn Langdon collection. Personally collected by Langdon in West Mexico between the 1940's- 1960's.
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Large Pre-Columbian Colima Zoomorphic Incense Cover, Ancient West Mexico
A rare and fascinating zoomorphic incense cover from Pre-Columbian West Mexico. Circa 200 B.C. 300 A.D. likely attributed to the ancient Colima culture of West Mexico. This piece measures impressively at approximately 10" long by about 7 1/2" wide and about 6" tall. The form of the piece is complex. The handle appears to have been formed to represent the arched or undulating body of a lizard or snake, resting atop the dome-like body of the cover. The cover body features multiple rib-like ridges, perhaps meant to imply that the zoomorph is sitting atop a desert mound(with the ridges perhaps representing an eroded and blown sand landscape) Three feet on the bottom of the dome allow for this to function as a cover over a burnt offering(possibly copal incense) ensuring sufficient air can keep the substance smoldering, while the ... moredome-like lid allows for the area to retain heat sufficient to keep burning. Vessels of this type are well-documented in archaeological finds from this region, attributed to this function. Condition: Body is intact. With a repair at the neck of the head(with restoration over the break) and loss of the tail. Otherwise minor chipping, abrasions weathering and wear. Sediment and mineral deposits remain, indicative of an ancient piece. The underside exhibits staining from the burning of incense beneath this cover. Provenance: Former Lynn Langdon collection. Personally collected by Langdon in West Mexico between the 1940's- 1960's.
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Pre-Columbian Colima Orangeware Olla, Ancient West Mexico
An attractive small orangeware olla from Pre-Columbian West Mexico. Circa 200 B.C. 300 A.D. This piece measures about 3 1/2" wide by about 2 3/4" tall, and is likely attributed to the ancient Colima culture of West Mexico. The body features knob-like protrusions around the center of the exterior, and exhibits a lovely form. Condition: Intact and in original as-found condition. With minor chipping, abrasions weathering and wear. There is about a 3/4" long trowel or shovel impact loss line on the bottom of one side, with stable stress lines extending from that point of contact. Otherwise, sediment and mineral deposits indicative of an ancient piece. Provenance: Former Lynn Langdon collection. Personally collected by Langdon in West Mexico between the 1940's- 1960's.
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Pre-Columbian Toad / Frog Figural Colima Alcarraza Effigy Vessel Quimbaya
For your Bidding Consideration in this Auction is a Pre-Colombian Frog or Toad Figural Colima Alcarraza Effigy Vessel from Colombia. Most likely the Colima, possibly Quimaya as both cultures produced this sort of piece. It measures@ 7" tall x 7 1/2" wide at the widest part. The Figure is that of a Toad or Frog. Please view photos for your consideration. No chips, cracks or repairs- in very nice condition! Shipping weight is 3-4 pounds. Please note. I am selling out a private collection of Pre-Columbian pieces over the next few months so please see my other listings as I do offer combined shipping. This item for auction is one of those pieces. The owner acquired this personally from an antiquities gallery in Cartagena. Colombia in the mid 1980's. There is not an accompanying COA nor have I had it analyzed myself by an expert. ... moreI am listing it as-is so please view photos and bid based on your knowledge and ask questions. I will try my best to provide good, close up photos and answer your questions to the best of my ability. SELLERS TRADE PRACTICES: I want your Bidding and Purchasing experience with me to be a satisfactor y one in every way. I have provided a few thoughts below to help you understand my practices and what has proven to work successfully for me and over 5000 of my customers in ensuring an above satisfactory transaction here on Ebay. Please let me know if you have any questions or comments! FEEDBACK: I gladly provide POSTIVE FEEDBACK once our transaction has been completed to your satisfaction and I have recieved your Positive Feedback. PAYMENT: I accept Paypal payment and you should pay for your items within 4 days of the Auction close. I use Ebay's system for payment reminder and notification. LISTING/ ITEM DESCRIPTION: Please ask questions- I try and describe items as best I can. And add corresponding Photos, but I don't always know what may be important to you. RETURN POLICY: Buyers remorse is not a reason to expect a refund or for me to grant one. Again. Please ask questions,
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PRE COLUMBIAN SMALL POTTERY VESSELS. FOUND IN COLIMA MEXICO.
Two small painted and shiny looking pre columbian clay vessels or pots. The larger one has three straps and is painted red. Measures 4 1/2" high. 3 1/2" wide, mouth just over 2 1/2" diameter. The smaller pot is painted red with black designs which are in the shape of lateral lines forming diamond shapes. Measures 3 1/8" wide, 2 1/2" high, mouth is 1 7/8" diameter. These pots were said to be found in Colima Mexico. Only reasonable offers will be considered. `4`.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Feog4d71f%2B%3E%604%60-148474cdd4b-0x10d-
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Pre-Columbian COLIMA LEG VESSEL W/ROGERS COA
Here is a large and very unusual ceramic vessel in the form of a flexed human leg surmounting a sub-globular base; spout protrudes from the knee area and there are faint traces of painted decoration. The numbers"45-266" are painted on the base. This rare and remarkable anthropomorphic container is 7 3/8" 19cm) H. x 4.25" 10.5cm)W. x 7 5 5/8" 11.4cm) L. with areas of calcareous accretion. No chips. Cracks, repairs or restoration, in excellent condition. Colima. Mexico Protoclassic Period. 200 B.C.E. 300 C.E. Provenance: Acquired by the seller in 1980 at the Sotheby's Parke-Bernet Galleries in New York City. Add $50 for prompt shipping. Insurance and delivery confirmation tracking within contiguous U.S.A. NY residents add 8.63% sales tax. Please use PayPal for immediate shipment or contact seller for alternate arrangements. ... morePayment is expected within two days of auction’s end. Overseas buyer. Please add $75.00 shipping. Customs and/or other importation costs are the sole responsibility of the buyer. Bidders with fewer than ten(or private) feedback" listings must contact seller before bidding to verify ID or bid may be declined. 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 U.S. 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
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TERRACOTTA RED PAINTED DOG, WESTERN MEXICO, COLIMA, 100 BC - 250 AD
A terracotta red painted dog from the Colima culture of Western Mexico. Ca. 100 BC- 250 AD. The figure, with a large chip to one ear and the bottom of one foot, has all the original red paint, now faded to a soft orange-red color. Manganese deposits are evident one the surface from almost two thousand years beneath the earth, has an open spout on the figure's back, some archaeologists think that vessels such as this were used to hold a bitter chocolate concoction. 3-1/2" 8.9cm) long, 2-7/8" 7.3cm) wide, and 2-1/2" 6.3cm) tall, not sold mounted comes with the freestanding labeling placard shown in the photo. I will furnish a color photocopy(laminated in clear plastic) of a similar attributed figure for complete. Permanent dating and culture documentation. A cute little ancient pre-Columbian artifact, nice display piece, ... morea precious addition to any collection. Also comes with my lifetime Certificate of Authenticity and Guarantee, bid with confidence you will not be disappointed. PS. Be sure to examine my other offerings. Thanks.
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Extremely Rare Janus Headed Colima Dog Pre-Columbian ancient Art 500 BC -500 AD
Very Rare! Janus Colima Dog vessel. West Mexico, 500 BC-500 AD. A very desirable Pre-columbian artifact. Measures 4 x 4.5 inches.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp*05e54c%3E-148a163206b-0x110-
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Colima Gingerbread Man 3
5 3/4 inches tall. 3 1/2 inches wide. Has holes for earrings, wears a decorated horned hat. Incised lines across chest indicating a robe. High amount of mineral deposits and root marks. Colima 200 BC- 200 AD. Comes with custom stand.
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Terracotta Dog Vessel possibly Pre Columbian Colima ?
On offer is this very interesting terracotta dog.I acquired a collection of four terracotta figures from an estate sale a number of years ago and this is one of them.I had no idea what they were but I found them intriguing I tried to research them and found they could be Pre Columbian Colima items,I took them along to my local auction house and they said they thought two were indeed Colima this is one.It is quite a large figure measuring 23cm high x 12cm wide x 28cm deep all sizes approx,believe dogs were held in high esteem and as so were often modelled in a variety of styles.I am no expert in Pre Columbian Pottery( info welcome) and have no wish to mislead so as such I would ask you to study all pictures and decide for yourself regarding this item,I am starting bidding low with no reserve so a great chance to add to your collection.Would ... moreoverseas buyers please wait for me to send payment details( invoice) before paying,please note I post International Signed For so sorry NO P.O. BOXES. N.B. DUE TO WEIGHT OVERSEAS SHIPPING WILL BE EXPENSIVE SUGGEST YOU GET PRICE BEFORE BIDDING. Thanks for looking.
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RARE PRE COLUMBIAN WESTERN MEXICO COLIMA JADE BEAD EARRINGS - NO RESERVE!
RARE PRE COLUMBIAN WESTERN MEXICO COLIMA JADE BEAD EARRINGS- NO RESERVE! This incredibly rare Pre-Columbian Jade earrings from Colima. Western Mexico. Made of Jade from the area, one earring has 4 beads and the other has 3 beads. This incredible artifacts date back to 300BC to 300AD. Read more about Colima below! This is one of MANY important auction this week! Each approximately 3" inches length About Colima( Wikipedia) The state was home to a number of pre-Hispanic cultures as part of Western Mexico. Archeological evidence dates human occupation of the area as far back as 1500 BCE. With sites here contemporary with San Lorenzo on the Gulf Coast and Tlatilco in the Valley of Mexico. One period of the area’s development is called the Los Ortices era, which began around 500 BCE. During this time the elements that characterize the pre-Hispanic ... morepeoples of Colima appear, including shaft tombs and a distinctive ceramic style called rojo bruñido, or burnished red. The next phase. Called Comala and centered on a site of the same name, was from around 100 to 600 CE. Comala people perfected burnished red pottery and created representations of people and animals with skill and fluid lines. The best known of these figures are known as the fattened dogs. The Comala site shows influence from Teotihuacan. Around 500 CE, another site in Armería developed along the river of the same name. The Chanal site was active from the 6th to the 15th centuries and was the main culture for the Colima area. Belonging to this culture was a number of smaller sites and most of the ones known and explored to date. After Chanal the largest related site is La Campana but most contain pyramidal bases and plazas with structures often containing rounded edges. Images of Huehueteotl and Tlaloc appear with this culture. Which may indicate the origins of the cultures that ultimately settled central Mexico. There is one other site called Periquillo. Which indicates one late migration into Colimas around the 10th century from the north. At
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Colima Pre-Columbian Standing Male & Female Holding Dog - Museum Grade
Museum Grade matching pair mounted on stands. The male is 6-1/8" tall and the female is 6" tall. The female has pierced ears and is holding a small dog. Dog's ears are missing. The male also has pierced ears and is repaired at its right hip. A beautiful addition to any Pre-Columbian collection. Valued at $600 for the pair. Shipping and insurance included for within the Continental USA. For expedited shipping or for shipping outside the 48 States. Please ask for a quote before bidding. Good luck! RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Feog4d71f%2B%3F4f%3E-14904751f84-0x10f-
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A Fine Pre-Columbian Colima Blackware Seated Figure Holding a Large Vessel.
A Fine Pre-Columbian Colima Blackware Seated Figure Holding a Large Double-lobed Vessel. Late Preclassic, ca. 300 B.C. to 100 B.C. This unique solid blackware ceramic seated figure holding a large hollow double-lobed pot. Has black burnished slip with brownish mottled torso and beautiful glossy patina overall, dates to the Late Preclassic Period of the West Mexican Colima sculptural tradition and the Tuxcacuesco-Ortices sub-style, ca. 300 B.C. to 100 B.C. This seated figure's bulbous eyes are set below a criss-cross headdress, typical of the type, the straps of which are appliqued. The features of the face resemble the“dish face” variety of this sub-style. The neck is adorned with a necklace holding two ball-shaped pendants. The forearms display two bracelets each. The vessel rests upon the legs and is held with both hands. The sides ... moreof the pot are incised, resembling a pumpkin vessel. The upper lobe has a slightly flaring rim. The entire pot is hollow. There are few known blackware figures in the Colima culture, and this is an extremely rare example from the Late Preclassic period in West Mexico. FSA:EA Comparisons: Please see"Sculpture of Ancient West Mexico: Nayarit. Jalisco, Colima, The Proctor Stafford Collection" M. Kan, C. Meighan, H.B. Nicholson, P. 148-149, for the black slip types; see also P. 147, Fig. 133, LACMA, Los Angeles, CA, 1989 for related examples of this style of the Late Preclassic period in Colima. Provenance: From a private Houston, Texas collection of Pre-Columbian art formed during the 1960s. Our low overhead allows us to offer high quality objects at well below market prices. We collect and offer exclusively interesting ancient and tribal objects with the highest art aesthetic available in each price range. Every object is sold with an unconditional guarantee of authenticity, which never expires. Height: approx. 5.5 in. 14 cm. Width: approx. 3.2 in. 8.1 cm. Depth: approx. 3.3 in. 8.4 cm. Condition: This solid sculpture is intact and in fine condition. About Anthropos Fine
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Colima Female Nursing an Infant 5-3/4" tall Plus Lucite Base - Museum Grade
Museum Grade Pre-Columbian female. Figure museum mounted on Lucite base. Female is wearing a double strand necklace, earrings and a pierced nose ornament. She is nursing an infant at her left breast. Missing right arm and left leg. Valued at $250. Shipping and insurance included for within the Continental USA. For expedited shipping or for shipping outside the 48 States, please ask for a quote before bidding. Good luck!
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Colima Male and Female Figures mounted on leather and framed - Pre-Columbian
Male and Female clay figures from Colima. Mexico. 100 BCE- 200 ADE. Male figure has been repaired and is missing part of his kirtle. Femail figure in excellent shape. Both show remaining traces of red and black pigments. Framed in a gold frame, 10"H x 7.5"W in the 1960's. Valued at $325.00. Shipping and insurance included for within the Continental USA. For expedited shipping or for shipping outside the 48 States, please ask for a quote before bidding. Good luck!
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Pre Columbian Ocarina from Colima
This is a very rare clay Pre-columbian Ocarina from Colima(western cultures Mexico) it is quite small 1.5" x 1.1/16" it plays very well can be use as jewel low starting price for the quality Sale is final serious bidders only no zero bidders Fast shipping(4 to 7 days to CANADA& USA) with insurance and tracking
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Minerva Gallery - Pre-columbian Colima Gingerbread Figure
Pre-columbian Colima Gingerbread Figure Click on these links to view larger photos: 1- 2 Colima Figure from West Mexico. Ca. A"gingerbread" type figure with cone head and arm to it's side. Custom Granite stand included. Measurements: 7-1/2" in height.
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Pre-Columbian COLIMA SERPENT VESSEL W/ROGERS COA
Here is a large ceramic vessel in the form of a snake. The pointed head indicative of a pit viper, probably a rattlesnake, surmounted by a tall, narrow flared spout rising from the center of the serpent's back. This fine. Red-on-buff zoomorphic container is 9" 23cm) L. x 8" 20.3cm)W. x 4.5" 11.4cm) H. with ample manganese distribution. No chips, cracks, repairs or restoration, in excellent condition. Colima. Mexico Protoclassic Period. 200 B.C.E. 300 C.E. Provenance: Acquired by the seller in 1980 at the Sotheby's Parke-Bernet Galleries in New York City. Add $50 for prompt shipping. Insurance and delivery confirmation tracking within contiguous 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 ... moreend. Overseas buyer. Please add $75.00 shipping. Customs and/or other importation costs are the sole responsibility of the buyer. Bidders with fewer than ten(or private) feedback" listings must contact seller before bidding to verify ID or bid may be declined. 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 U.S. 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 writt
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Pre-Columbian Colima Thin Standing Female Figure
We are selling a large number of pieces from our stock at reduced prices. Here is a chance to get pieces from our regular stock at great buys. Here is a very nice Colima thin standing female figure with incised body designs. She wears double armbands. A necklace with pendants, earrings, a novel hair style and has traces of manganese mold. There's a crack on the lower right leg. 5-1/8" tall. Professionally mounted. The Lands Beyond is a 46 year old Pre-Columbian gallery. We absolutely guarantee everything we sell. For authenticity and condition. Considered experts. We authenticate for several. Large auction houses. Other dealers and collectors. You can buy with confidence. Knowing that your. Purchases won't give you any unpleasant surprises in the future. We do not regularly ship internationally. 40g.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId ... morep4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk%601d72f%2B%3E40g-1497692827a-0x113-
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Lot: Pre-Columbian Chimu Blackware Pottery Feline Stirrup Vessel & Colima Dog
Lot: Pre-Columbian Chimu Blackware Pottery Feline Stirrup Vessel& Colima Dog Please scroll down for more images! Description: Lot: Pre-Columbian Chimu Blackware Pottery Feline Stirrup Vessel& Colima Dog. Late Classic-Post Classic Period, South/Central America. The lot comprising: 1 Chimu type burnished blackware pottery stirrup vessel in the form of a feline, likely a depiction of a puma, with ovoid body with raised paws to the sizes and head at one end; together with 1 Colima type terracotta figure of a seated female dog with open mouth. Both unmarked. the stirrup vessel with"VITO GALLO ANTIQUES" gallery label with stock number"324-BJ" and price: $975" This lot is being sold as part of a large collection of Pre-Columbian artifacts purchased from an estate in Manhattan. To view additional items from the collection. ... morePlease visit our eBay store. Dimensions: Stirrup Vessel: 5.75" high x 7.25" wide x 3.25" deep. Dog: 4.2" high x 2.3" wide x 4.6" deep. Total Weight: 1.2 lbs. Condition: Overall. The pieces are in in good condition with appropriate signs of age. The dog's tail is broken-off(with glue residue around the edge of the break) The surfaces with some dirt/dust accumulation. Please see photos below for an accurate depiction of the condition. Click image to enlarge Shipping: Domestic& International Customers: Please click the Shipping Rate Calculator button above for an estimated shipping rate to your location. U.S. Customers: The shipping value displayed at the top of the page is a flat rate domestic shipping quote via UPS Ground for the Continental United States only. In certain cases shipping charges may be reduced by using USPS Flat Rate boxes. Please contact us before checking out if you are interested in switching services. Free Shipping: If"Free Shipping" is displayed in the listing. Please contact us directly before completing check-out so that we may adjust the final total. Click thumbnail images below to enlarge: Images be
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Pre-Columbian Colima Dog Vessel, West Mexico With Tribal Pattern in Bowl
Nice Pre Columbian Colima Dog Vessel Unique shape. Haven't seen one like this yet. Measures: 6.5" tall 6" wide. Unique Dog upside down with a patterned bowl on top. His back legs that are holding up the bowl almost look like they have eyes. It's pretty cool and funky. No chips that I can see. Lots of wear from age. International Bidders are Welcome with Paypal. Payment is due within 3 days of auction ending. Have a FABULOUS time bidding! NO RESERVE!
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Pre-columbian Colima incensario cover with Monkey
An ancient Pre-columbian Colima incensario cover with Monkey on top. West Mexico, 100 BC- 200 AD Size of dog is 6 1/2 inches in length by 5 1/2 inches wide. Good mineral deposits and singns pof use on the surface. From a collection that was formed in the 1960's. Do not miss out on owning this rare and fantastic piece from this ancient civilization. No reserve auction! 100% authentic or your money back
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Pre Columbian Reproduction Clay Woman With Dog Vtg Metepec Market Colima '30s
This is a vintage clay piece of Mexican folk art created as a reproduction of a Pre-Columbian woman figure and was probably originally sold in a folk art market in Metepec. Mexico sometime in the 1930's. Imagery is consistent with similar found in Colima. Figure is of sitting woman with long braided hair and a dog suckling at her breast. It is made of clay and displays a painted patina meant to mimic that of an actual artifact. It is 6 1/2" tall and 5" across the base at it's widest. It is in excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks or scratches other than what was intended for effect by the artist. On the bottom is written"14" Wonderful look to it and great subject matter. Happy to answer questions.
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