STANDING MALE FIGURE CARRYING DOG IN ARM
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Pre 1492 item# 569816 (stock# PES.23)
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This 6” tall, rather professorial looking and well-attired gent (PES23), complete with breechclout, turban, and shawl over shoulder, stands with a slight smile on his face obviously caused by the pleasure he feels in showing off the small dog carried in the crook of his right arm. In spite of the left leg being glued on, a chip on the back of his right foot, and the bottom of the pup long since missing, the figure still displays well, but will need some support to stand alone. From the estate of ...click for details
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TWELVE NEKKED LADIES FROM WEST MEXICO: GROUP D
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Pre 1492 item# 891753 (stock# LLL.FIG.D)
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This mesmerizing group of twelve little naked ladies (LLL 428, 818, 836, 837, 850, 852, 854, 934, 937, 951, 989 and 998) was assembled from finds made by the late Lynn Langdon in the mid-20th century during his annual trips to West Mexico. Never before displayed with such unabashed candor, you’ll love the poses, the characters, and the condition. Each is separately illustrated and priced. Each carries my subjective numerical grade at the end of the heading, based not only on condition, but aesth ...click for details
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VERACRUZ SMILING FACE FIGURE
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Pre 1492 item# 549488 (stock# TEH.F50.4)
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This 12” tall ‘smiling face’ figural whistle (TEH.F50.4) is attributed to the Veracruz horizon along the Gulf Coast area of Mexico dating into the Late Classic Period, c.550-950AD. The hollow figure, with outstretched arms and filed teeth, wears a necklace of four large disk beads with a cone-shaped center piece that may not be original to the image, or if so, was not very well centered when re-attached (it too has been glued in place). At the top edge of his headdress is the whistle hole (the w ...click for details
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PRECOLUMBIAN GOLD EAGLE PECTORAL
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Pre AD 1000 item# 68097 (stock# 95.225HD)
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This spectacular large eagle pendant (95.225 HD) is attributed to the Veraguas horizon in Panama. The 100+ gram lost wax casting dates c.500-1100AD. The eagle (most likely worn by a powerful chieftain or shaman) measures an impressive 5 ¾” from wing tip to tip. The gold has been analyzed and tests approximately 14k. As was done to much of the Precolumbian alloyed gold, this piece was enriched at the surface in ancient days by the ‘depletion gilding technique’. This great display piece was broken ...click for details
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TWELVE MORE LITTLE PEOPLE, W. MEXICO: GROUP B
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Pre 1492 item# 547452 (stock# LLL.FIG.B)
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Twelve more individually photographed and priced little folks from West Mexico. Most of the All of the figures in this group (LLL405, 495, 520, 525, 533, 588, 832, 858, 894, 933, 944 and 1015) are from the Pre-Classic Period, c.300BC-200AD, and all but three are from the Colima horizon. Condition ranges from good to excellent with some minor restoration, some glued together, and others with a few small chips. This interesting variety is from the mid-20th century Langdon collection. Select or ask ...click for details
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