Group of Nine Ceramic Votive Plates from the vicinity of Araquipa, Southern Andes, Peru. Ceramic, natural pigment, Circa 14th century. 2.75" (7 ... read more
Four-cornered hat, Huari culture, Peru. Camelid fibers, natural dye.
A.D. 700-1000, 5.25" (13.3 cm) high by 5.75" (14.6 cm) diameter.
Ex. Fifi White collection, ... read more
Native American cottonwood drum with original beater. 19th Century, Cochiti Pueblo, New Mexico. An old, well made example with ceremonial paint ... read more
Pre-Columbian bag face, Chimu Culture. Ex-collection Ferdinand Anton. Published in "Ancient Peruvian Textiles" by Ferdinand Anton, 1987, plate 110. ... read more
Pre-Columbian panel, complete, Peru, Late Wari culture, circa 900-1000 ad. Dimensions 24 x 36 inches. The structure consists of paired warps and ... read more
Candelabra by Aurelio Flores, Izucar de Matamoros, Mexico. Low fired cold painted ceramic, aniline dyes, Circa 1950s. 15.5" (39.3 cm) high by ... read more
Male and Female Figures,
San Agustin, Oapan, Guerrero, Mexico.
Earthenware, glaze,
c. 1950s
20.5" (52 cm) and 17.75" (45 cm) high.
Ex. Fred and Nancy Roscoe collection, ... read more
Rabbit Bank,
Tlaquepaque, Jalisco, Mexico,
Earthenware, slip decoration, glaze,
c. 1950s
11.5" (27.3 cm) high by 8.5" (18.4 cm) wide, as photographed from side
Ex. Fred and ... read more
Sheep Nagual Bank,
Tlaquepaque, Jalisco, Mexico.
Earthenware, slip decoration, glaze,
c. 1950s
9.5" 24 cm) high by 10.5" (26.7 cm) wide,
Ex. Fred and Nancy Roscoe collection, ... read more
Colotenango Huipill, from Western Highlands Guatemala, Huehuetenango state. - collected 1972 - vintage circa 1940 Germantown red thread Soumak warp wrap ... read more
Ceremonial - Cofradia - Huipil from San Pedro Sanatepequez -San Marcos in Western Highlands of Guatemala.
Possible murex dyed purple - gold ... read more
Textile fragment, Huarmey Culture, Peru, circa 850-1000 ad, fragment dimensions, 10 x 21 inches, mounting dimensions 14 x 26 inches. Alpaca supplemental ... read more
Chuspa (coca bag),
Department of Potosi, Bolivar Region, Bolivia.
Wool,
20th century,
7" (17.7 cm) high by 7.5" (19 cm) wide.
Plain weave coca bag, with pattern ... read more
