Mayan Tripod Bowl Fragment of Life & Death (250-550 AD)

Mayan/Teotihuacán Style Mold (250-550 AD) Molds like this were used to create the legs for ceremonial tripod bowls. The blending of styles from Teotihuacan and the Mayans shows the political and tra

Mayan Tripod Bowl Fragment of Itzamna 400-600 AD Ceremonial tripod bowls told stories, often related to the passing of a respected tribal member. The bowls were placed in the tombs to hold offerings,

Lot of 2 Pre-Columbian Mayan Pottery Bowls c.550-900 AD. Size 5 3/4 - 8 inches diameter, 4 3/8 inches high. Fine pottery footed bowls one decorated. Provenance: The estate of Jorge Aguilera New Jersey

Lot of 2 Pre-Columbian Mayan Pottery Bowls c.550-900 AD. Size 5 1/2 - 6 1/4 inches diameter, 2 7/8 - 3 1/8 inches high. Fine pottery bowls one decorated with incised decoration. Provenance: The estate

Pre-Columbian Mayan Culture Polychrome Drinking Bowl, 450 - 550 AD, decorated with a glyph band above geometric motifs on a red or black divided ground, h. 4 1/4 in., dia. 6 1/2 in.

A PRE-COLUMBIAN POTTERY BOWL, MAYAN, POSSIBLY ULUA VALLEY, GUATEMALA, 550 A.D.- 950 A.D., of slightly flared form, the entire exterior is painted with thin lines, the interior centering a starburst sh

Central America; ca. 1000 A.D. Two Mayan tripod pottery bowls, probably from Costa Rica. The first is a rattle-type, with white linear decorations. The second bowl with shorter 'feet' and black accent

This is a Pre-Columbian Teotihuacan style blackware pottery bowl on three feet. It features carved designs painted with red pigment. Attributed to the Mayan Culture. Dating to the Classic period, 450-

(Ca. 100 BC-250 AD) Painted animal and geometric patterns, white paint on redware clay, geometric pattern etched into center, approximate height 3 3/4", diameter 7 1/8".

Mayan Ulua Valley Pottery Bowl, Honduras/Central America, 550-950 AD, polychrome painted olla depicting monkeys. Size: 4'' x 5'' x 5'' (10 x 13 x 13 cm). Provenance: The Estate of Mary Bert Gutman, Pe

A nice Jalisco tripod bowl, West Mexico, c. 100 BC – AD 250, with three angled legs terminating in feet, the exterior decorated with red over tan slip and black resist geometric designs. H: 4 ½ in

Lot of 2 Ancient Pre Columbian Veracruz Heads c. 250-550 AD. Size 1 1/4 - 3 1/4 inches high. + stand. Lot of 2 Pottery Veracruze heads, fragments from full figures. Provenance: From the Estate of Judi

550-600 A.D. with polychrome decoration, fine band of black glyphs at top, on white field, red interior, 7" diameter x 4 3/4" high. From a late collector who had been collecting since the 1950's.

Maya Story Bowl Fragment (600-900 AD) Ceremonial tripod bowls told stories, often related to the passing of a respected tribal member. The bowls were placed in the tombs to hold offerings, or to suppo

Circa 550-600 A.D., bulbous form with band of glyphs at top and banding below, two ring handles, 7" diameter x 5" high. From a late collector who had been collecting since the 1950's.

Vasen-Fragment Maya, Mexiko Ohne Sockel / without base Terrakotta. H 20,5 cm. Ø 12 cm. Provenienz: Nachlass Robert Guy, Basel. AD 550-950 CHF 200 / 400 EUR 172 / 344

This is a Pre-Columbian Early Classic Mayan blackware pottery footed bowl with flared rim. It is incised with scalloped/clouds decoration. Dating to 250 A.D-600. From the Upstate New York estate of Ma

Mayan culture bowl. Classic period, 250-900 A.D.Terracotta.Measurements: 13 cm (height) x 15.5 cm (diameter).Mayan pottery covers a wide variety of typologies, both for use and rituals, pieces decorat

Pre-columbian Costa Rican Jaguar Fragment, ca. 1000-1500 A.D. This would have been one of the legs off of a tripod bowl. 4-13/16" in length.

An ancient head fragment of a zoomorphic sculpture with remnants of a white surface pigments. Mayan peoples, AD 250 - 900, Mexico. The animal portrayed may be a wolf or a dog and is mounted to a custo

Fragments Mayan, circa 700-900 AD: fragment of a redware bowl with white band, bird mask top rim, 4-3/4 in.; clay seated Mayan woman, arms and legs crossed, 3-1/2 in., on Lucite pyramid; Mayan clay ma

A grouping of three Mayan and Pre-Mayan Teotihuacan vessels consisting of a tripod bowl, a handled bowl or oil lamp, and a unique bowl with spikes. Likely 400 AD. Order from left to right: 11"x3", 8.5

Tripod Footed Jaguar Bowl, Fully Restored, Polychrome, Incised Lines, Small Jaguar Faces Surrounding the Bowl, Ex-Private Palm Beach Collection, Origin: Costa Rica, Age: 800-1200 A.D. Measures 7" W x

A Cocle Vessel in Hourglass Shape Tonosi area, Panama, c. 250-550 AD Designated as from a Cocle/Tonosi subgroup called Zahina Polychrome. Earthenware with red-brown&comma