Fabulous pre columbian stone mortar or beaker, dating to Valvidia culture, 3rd. millenium BC. Exceptionally rare and important!
Large and impressive stone motar or beaker, most possibly of ceremonial use, carved in stone and expertly polished. An artifact that looks a bit like the Persian/Baktrian stone vessels of the 3rd.-2nd. Millen ...click for details
A collection of 9 superb quality rare pottery heads, 500 BC-800 AD.
The first rows of heads are from the pre-classical period of Tituatican in Mexico, c. 2500 years old. The lower part are classical heads, dating to 300-800 AD. ...click for details
Important Gold earrings from the Sinu, culture of Precolumbian South America, dating to c. 800 AD or earlier. The earrings weighs 18,5 grams and is c. 7 cm. wide each!
The pair is almost completely identical to a pair of earrings from the Dunbarton and Oaks collection and is as such worthy of the term 'Museum Quaity'. ...click for details
One of the famous axe shaped stone sculptures from Mezcale culture of ancient Guerrero in Mexico, dating 200 BC-200 AD.
An smaller very detailed sculpture, c. 40 mm. high and 64 mm. high with the costum mounting. Superb stone quality, interesting light-green jade stone!
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One of the famous axe shaped stone sculptures from Mezcale culture of ancient Guerrero in Mexico, dating 200 BC-200 AD.
An smaller very detailed sculpture, c. 42 mm. high and 61 mm. high with the costum mounting. Superb stone quality, interesting light-green jade stone!
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Spectacular Valvidia stone figure, Equador, ca. 3000 BC. The abstract figure with spectacle-like eyes somewhat like cycladic idols. This is possibly a fertitility idol
