This Pre-Columbian, possibly Chimu, vessel depicts a human figure with almond eyes and pierced ears. It is made from red and brown terracotta and the body is clay. Circa 900 / 1100 – 1470 AD.

Dimensions: 7.5 x 6 x 6 inches


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This standing figure is a Costa Rican Pre Columbian terra cotta hallow redware whistle. Very interesting. Circa 100 – 500 AD Both legs were broken and repaired. Dimensions: 10 x 5 x 2.5 inches PLEASE NOTE: We are a working jewelry store and gallery and are not available to answer questions on weekends. All of our pieces are Guaranteed Genuine, no reproductions! All items are sold AS IS...

This Pre-Columbian Nayarit (West Mexico, Central America) figure is made from terracotta clay. He has a bull ring through his nose and is holding a bowl. The inside is hollow and features a hole at the top and bottom of the figure. The earthenware is painted. Circa 100 BC – 250 AD. Condition consistent with age...

This Pre-Columbian Colima (West Mexico, Central America) clay vessel has a rounded body and flared rim. The body is decorated with a squash pattern. Circa 300 BC – 300 AD. Condition consistent with age...

This Pre-Columbian Colima (West Mexico, Central America) figure is made from terracotta clay. The figure is holding a bowl with his head turned. Circa 300 BC – 300 AD. Condition consistent with age. Please review pictures and/or ask questions, if necessary. Dimensions: 10 x 6 x 8 inches PLEASE NOTE: We are a working jewelry store and gallery and are not available to answer questions on weekends. All of our pieces are Guaranteed Genuine, no reproductions! All items are sold AS IS...

The stone figure pendant looks like an old man or a rabbit, depending on the angle. Mezcala green stone. Originates from Mexico, Guerrero.

Dimensions: 1 ¾ x 2 ¼ x 1 ¼ inches

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Jama Caoque terra cotta transformation figure from Ecuador. The head is circa 500 BC – 500 AD.

Dimensions: ~3.5” x 4”

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This is an ancient Pre-Columbian vessel from the Chancay culture (1100-1400CE) which was centralized around present day Lima in Peru. The vessel features a monkey eating a piece of fruit and monochromatic geometric designs throughout. The piece is in good condition with minor wear consistent with the piece’s age. This would make a wonderful addition to anyone’s collection...

This is an ancient Pre-Columbian vessel from the Nazca culture (300-800CE) of Peru. The piece features classic Nazca designs and dates to circa 450-550.

Dimensions: 6” x 6” x 4”

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This is a Pre-Columbian transformation vessel from the Moche culture (100-800CE) during the Regional Development Epoch of Peruvian culture. The vessel shows the shamanistic transformation of a person into a sea lion.

Dimensions: 8.5” X 6.5” X 6.5”

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This is a Terminal Classic period toad effigy vessel from the Chiapas area of Mexico, dating to circa 800 – 1000 CE. This Tohil Plumbate jar has characteristics expected of reduction fired vessels from Soconusco. It depicts a toad replete with parotid glands, most likely a Cane Toad or Bufo Marinus...

These are three Pre-Columbian ceramic puppet heads from the Salinar culture of Peru (200BCE - 200CE) during the Early Horizon Epoch of Peruvian development (circa 900BCE – 200CE). Each of the heads while similar has differences in the eyes, mouth and ears. The heads are in excellent condition and would make a wonderful addition to anyone’s collection...