An Egyptian Faience Ushabti, Ca. 1085 - 715 B.C.

Third Intermediate period. Very nicely molded Ushabti. Has remains of black glaze where the name was applied. Ex. Harlan J. Berk gallery, London. 3-1/2" tall on the stand.

A gorgeous Anasazi Tularosa canteen, Ca. 950 - 1150 A.D.

Beautiful swirl pattern, with solid and hatched mixed design. Around the top is a plant like design. Stunning piece. 5-1/2" by 4".

A Maya figure of a a high status individual, Ca. 600 - 900 A.D.

A kneeling figure, wearing a sash, a complex headdress and a large pectoral necklace. The raised circles on the left arm could represent shells made onto the garment or could also represent ritual scarification. A beautiful sounding whistle is built into the left shoulder. Gorgeous figure. 8" tall.

A string of 46 Huari (Wari) spindle whorls, Ca. 800 A.D.

Each of these small spindle whorls has a carved design on them. A beautiful group.

A LARGE and outstanding Moche figural jar, Ca. 550 - 800 A.D.

This imposing piece has great facial detail, with two lizards tattooed above the upper lip. Shows Wari (Huari)influence, with the Wari "flying eye" symbol all around the body.

An impressive piece that stands 11" tall by 7" wide.

A very fine Costa Rican avian stone amulet, Ca. 800 A.D.

A large and beautiful stone (jadite)amulet. The wear on the back indicates that this was a piece worn for a long time. 3" long.

A Maya jar, Ca. 600 - 900 A.D.

This Maya vessel has the bottom shaped like a gourd and there is a row of complicated and deeply engraved glyphs all around the top. 5-1/2" by 5-1/2".

A beautiful Anasazi reserve pitcher, Ca. 950 - 1150 A.D.

This wonderful pitcher has a very unusual wide handle. The body has the basket weave and cross hatch pattern, and the neck has a step design pattern. On the inside of the rim are four sets of rim ticking. The handle is very wide proportionally. 7" by 7".

A Mississippian Mound Builders pipe, Ca. 1000 - 1350 A.D.

This Mississippian pipe is from eastern Arkansas and has a human face made on the front. From the P. Wood collection, acquired from Allard auctions. Has a great presence. 7-1/4" long. Sits on a custom stand.

A large beautifully formed Mississippian Mound Builders Ax/Hoe from Eastern Arkansas Ca. 1000 - 1350 A.D.

An incredible and large Ax/Hoe that has been beautifully worked and shows signs of being well used. Comes on this custom stand. Ex. Allard. The blade is 8-1/2" long by 5-1/2" wide.

*NOT ANCIENT*- A beautiful Acoma turtle figure from the Acoma pueblo in New Mexico, Ca. 1980s.

This small turtle is done in classic Acoma style and colors. A wonderful little pet. 3" long by 2-1/2" wide.