one strand and nine pre-columbian ceramic beads

A pre-Columbian work, Sinu culture nine strand heishi style beads with 3 dark strands of jet beads, 3 reddish brown strands of jasper beads, and 3 tan or light brown strands of clay beads. Bead sizes

Pre-Columbian, South America, Northern Peru, Chavin, ca. 1400 to 400 BCE. A lovely strand of beads carved from sodalite, one of the primary elements of lapis lazuli mined from the Andes and cherished

Mayan carved side pendant with 6 strand bead necklace. This necklace does not have a clasp, it is the type of necklace you put on over your head. | Measurement: 36" long, 4mm beads, 10mm & 20mm beads

possibly Pre Columbian, acquired prior to 1944, of varying shape and size, nine held together on string, one shell, 3/8 in. to 1-1/2 in. Provenance: Estate of William E. Hughes, San Antonio, Texas; by

Pre-Columbian, Western Mexico, Colima Nayarit or Jalisco, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. Wonderful strand of green jadeite and hardstone beads, along with one ancient seashell bead. Varying in size, shape and

A nice group of 27 Mayan ceramic beads and spindle whorls, Post Classic, c. AD 800 -1200, many decorated with attractive geometric devices. Largest D: 1 1/5 in (3cm). Ex Oxford, UK private collection.

A choice Chimu ceramic bead from Peru, ca. 1100 – 1450 AD. This interesting, twisted example is 2” long and is beautifully burnished.

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800 Ad Pre-Columbian Mezcala beads all carved from hard stone. Two with stylized faces, all drilled in center and re-strung. Guaranteed ancient. This comes from the Collection of Mr. J. DiTommaso a we

A strand of Pre-Columbian terracotta beads, Ecuador, c. AD 500 – 1500, retrieved from weaving sticks, each being a work of art unto itself and bears in reliefs birds, animals and geometric designs.

34" Strand of Pre Columbian Tairona Beads, Crystal and Jade, Very rare

A strand of 29 Mayan ceramic spindle whorls, c. AD 400 - 800, the majority of them hemispherical, a few with incised geometric decoration including the two larger examples. Largest 2 in (5.1 cm) in di

Nice Strand of beads . Great item

NICE STRAND OF PRE-COLUMBIAN STONE BEADS FROM MEXICO

A strand of Precolumbian terracotta beads, Ecuador, c. AD 500 – 1500, retrieved from weaving sticks, each being a work of art unto itself and bears in reliefs birds, animals and geometric designs. L

A strand of Precolumbian terracotta beads, Ecuador, c. AD 500 - 1500, retrieved from weaving sticks, each being a work of art unto itself and bears in reliefs birds, animals and geometric designs. Len

**Originally Listed At $350** Pre-Columbian, Southern Mexico, Guerrero region, Mezcala culture, ca. 100 to 800 CE. A collection of 15 ancient stones hand pecked and polished into thick, discoidal bead

A nice strand of Chimu silver conical beads, c. AD 800 -1200, formed from sheet silver, the 22 conical beads interspersed between hammered disk and tubular beads. L: 20 in (50.6 cm). A most interestin

Strand Of 75 Pre Columbian Greenstone Beads. Approximately 26.0in Long. 13.0in Long When Doubled. Largest Bead Approximately 1.375L x 1.0W x 0.5D in. Smallest Bead Approximately 0.25W x 0.125D in.

NICE STRAND OF PRE-COLUMBIAN JADE / STONE BEADS FROM MEXICO

Pre-Columbian, Southern Mexico, Guerrero region, Mezcala culture, ca. 600 to 100 BCE. A set of 12 hand-carved stone beads of sizable forms, each of relatively circular form with either a carinated or

Pre-Columbian, Mexico, probably Guerrero, ca. 300 BCE. A strand of twenty-seven stone beads from ancient Mesoamerica, all cylindrical, made from grey, red, and green stone. Size of largest bead: 1.1"

A nice strand of Chimu shell and stone beads, c. AD 1100 - 1450, with a spindle whorl pendant, comprised primarily of disk beads and includes shell beads of various other shapes and strung with dark g

Group of three North American pre-Columbian ceramic bowls. One Caddoan pottery bowl, Texas, ca. 1400-1650. One Mississippian bowl, clam shell tempered, Oklahoma, ca. 1200-1600. One shell-tempered Taos